Previously, in “Exploring React Native (Continued Part 2)”, we continued to work on our simple app. The code for the app was long and was all located in one file after the article, “Exploring React Native (Continued Part 1)”. Being that React Native uses native components as building blocks, we decided to break down each part of the app into
Previously, in “Exploring React Native (Continued Part 1), we continued to work on our simple app. The app initially consisted of an Image component, Text components, state with data, a couple of TouchableOpacity buttons and styling. The app was to keep track of the number of raccoons the user saw but we wanted to add to it. So, we add
In the last article, titled “Exploring React Native”, we used a few components to create a simple app. The app consisted of an Image component, a couple Text components, data that changed with user interaction, and a couple of buttons created with the Button component and TouchableOpacity component. We styled each component and at the end, had a counter app.
Table of Contents Overview Setup Windows Linux OSX OpenCV Basics Getting Started Takeaways Overview You might have wondered how it is that your favorite social networking application can recognize you and your friends’ faces when you tag them in a photo. Maybe like Harry Potter, a mysterious letter arrived at your doorstep on your birthday; only this letter wasn’t an
Table of Contents Overview Support Vector Machines (SVM) The Data Setup and Installation Exploring and Modeling the Data Takeaways Overview The object of this tutorial is to give you an idea of what a process might look like when a data scientist explores data with the intention of using machine learning to make predictions. Crafting a strategy to classify or
In the last installment, we learned about the basics of Umbraco and what is new in Umbraco 8. Now we are going to delve into coding basic functionality and making our code as modular as possible. Before we delve into the code, let’s talk a little about the different types of controllers available to us and which one is appropriate
Umbraco has changed a lot since I started working with it in version 4 back in 2013. In this series we are going to delve deep into Umbraco from the basics of creating your first site all the way to writing plugins and customizing the backend of this wonderful ASP.Net MVC based CMS Intended Audience What you need: Net MVC
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of JavaScript You might be thinking, why would you even want to build a “Blockchain” system with JavaScript. Isn’t it a language to make websites? Well, it is. But it can also be used to explain the concepts of blockchain in a simple way. Blockchain is already way to big to ignore. Some people still think that blockchain is
Whether we know it or not, trees are everywhere: our computer file systems, HTML DOM, XML/Markup parsers, PDF format, computer chess games, compilers, and others heavily rely on the tree data structure. More practical examples are company hierarchies, family trees, or comments section of any posts. Trees are found to be tricky when implementing in applications and during the coding
Outline Binary search trees BST Implementation Binary Heaps Trie Binary Search Tree A binary search tree is a binary tree with a unique feature – all nodes to the left of the current node must be smaller than the current node and all nodes to the right must be larger. This rule must be valid for all of the nodes in the tree, not just for the root
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