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  • 5 things I like about Deno
    • deno
    • javascript
    • node.js

    5 things I like about Deno

    The stable version of Deno was introduced about 3-4 years ago. At that time, it received quite a bit of attention because none other than Ryan Dahl, the creator of Node.js, was also the patron of Deno. Huh! You heard that right. Why would he create a new tool to compete with his own "child"? Ryan Dahl admitted that Node.js has critical weaknesses. Initially, Node.js was designed to focus on simplicity and flexibility. But over the years, everything has...

    3 days ago

  • Maybe Data Type
    • javascript
    • node.js

    Maybe Data Type

    Promises in JavaScript are certainly familiar to anyone. A Promise represents a "promise" that when a function is called, it will definitely return a value in the future. Whether it is resolved or rejected, we can predict the likelihood of one of the two occurring. And one thing is for sure, both cannot occur at the same time. If you study Promise more closely, you will see...

    1 week ago

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    Hello

    Me & the desire to "play with words"

    Have you tried writing? And then failed or not satisfied? At 2coffee.dev we have had a hard time with writing. Don't be discouraged, because now we have a way to help you. Click to become a member now!

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  • What Do We Just Have? Membership!
    • other

    What Do We Just Have? Membership!

    Hello readers of 2coffee.dev. A week has passed without any new articles. Well, not exactly! Although I haven't written a new article, I've been diligently updating short news snippets for you in the Threads section. Here, I will update the most notable news of the day, or simply share something I find interesting. This means I haven't "abandoned" my readers even for a single day, right? 😅. No new articles because last week was quite busy. Busy with work at the company and also with the blog. As you can see, I just

    1 week ago

  • Using GPT-4 for Free Through Github Models (with Limitations)
    • gpt-4
    • gpt free

    Using GPT-4 for Free Through Github Models (with Limitations)

    As a social media user, it is not difficult to see posts asking if anyone wants to share a ChatGPT Plus account. By subscribing to the Plus version, you can use the latest and most powerful models, such as gpt-4, gpt-4o, or o1-preview... This shows that the demand for using these models is very high. Many users do so for research and study purposes. Or simply to experience something new, to see what is outstanding compared to what is already known. With a price of $20 a month, I am sure many people...

    3 weeks ago

  • SLA Index - Elevating Service Provision and Usage
    • other

    SLA Index - Elevating Service Provision and Usage

    In the 2010s, participating in technology forums where many people with a shared interest in programming and sharing online tricks. You would easily see articles about free hosting sharing for those in need. The conditions were quite simple, just leave information such as name, email address, or sometimes even the purpose of use, then after a short time, they will send you all the information via your mail.

    3 weeks ago

  • CLI Application for Managing Posts
    • other

    CLI Application for Managing Posts

    Hello readers of 2coffee.dev. Another week has passed, so quickly that when looking back at the homepage, I couldn't believe that I had stopped writing for such a long time. To be honest, last week was quite busy as I was focused on releasing an important update for the product at work. Perhaps that's why the concept of time has temporarily been buried. Hmm... Need to think of something to talk about...

    1 month ago

  • Eating your own dog food - Using your own product
    • other

    Eating your own dog food - Using your own product

    Many years ago when I first started my internship, I worked at a company specializing in making products and then doing business based on those products. Nowadays, people often call it a Products company. The main product at that time was for business customers. Later, I learned it was the B2B model - that is, selling to business customers. Although I was directly involved in the product development phase, to be honest, many features that I created, I did not understand why they should be made...

    1 month ago

  • Bring your own coffee everywhere
    • other
    • coffee

    Bring your own coffee everywhere

    Hello readers of 2coffee.dev, the stronger seasonal winds have arrived in the North. If you're going out, remember to wear warm clothes, while I'm feeling a bit feverish, not having adjusted to this weather yet. Yesterday, I returned from my hometown to Hanoi, wearing shorts and a sleeveless shirt in cold drizzle, with just one change of clothes and a water bottle in my backpack. Wait, why did I bring a water bottle? Well, actually, it’s my coffee brewing bottle.

    1 month ago

  • process.nextTick, setImmediate, and setTimeout
    • javascript
    • node.js

    process.nextTick, setImmediate, and setTimeout

    Anyone who delves deeper into Node.js may have seen articles distinguishing between setTimeout, setImmediate, and process.nextTick. I am no exception! At first, I tried to understand how to use them by reading articles and even Node documentation. However, they were mostly theoretical...

    1 month ago

  • Introducing the AI-powered programming tool - Continue.dev
    • generative ai
    • tools

    Introducing the AI-powered programming tool - Continue.dev

    Hello 2coffee.dev readers! In my previous articles, I've been proudly using various coding assistant tools, also known as Generative AI. Comparing them, I concluded that Cursor is among the top. However, with a monthly price tag of $20, it's quite expensive and might make many developers, including myself, think twice. Based on this fact...

    1 month ago