Code With Stein

Code With Stein / Jan 02, 21 / 2 comments

Working from home can be both good and bad at the same time.

Code With Stein / Jan 01, 21 / 0 comments

I use DigitalOcean for all of my projects, Code With Stein as well. DigitalOcean is cheap, good servers and a easy to use control panel.

Code With Stein / Dec 31, 20 / 0 comments

Structuring code in large projects can be hard, but it's really important and it can be rewarding in the long run.

What does my morning look like as a remote web developer?

Code With Stein / Dec 30, 20 / 0 comments

Every week days look almost identically for mer. This is how I wake up and get ready for a day in front of my computer.

My favorite frontend frameworks

Code With Stein / Dec 29, 20 / 4 comments

Over the years I've tried a lot of different frontend frameworks. Both CSS and JavaScript. And here you can read about my favorites.

Building a todo app using Vue and Django (Django rest framework)

Code With Stein / Dec 15, 20 / 1 comments

In this Django and Vue.js tutorial we'll be building a simple todo app. This is a trivial thing to do when you know a programming language, but it's also a great way to learn many of the key concepts of programming.

Code With Stein / Dec 13, 20 / 0 comments

To prevent errors, we sometimes want to check if a key exists in a Python dictionary. Here's how you do that.

Code With Stein / Dec 12, 20 / 0 comments

Sometimes we have a list of objects we want to clean for duplicates. Here's how you do that.

Code With Stein / Dec 11, 20 / 2 comments

Every now and then, we want to check if an e-mail address is valid. Maybe you're building a user sign up or a newsletter registration form?

Code With Stein / Dec 10, 20 / 0 comments

Learn how easy it is to connect to your twitter account and post a tweet using Python

Code With Stein / Dec 09, 20 / 0 comments

This guide will show you how to install and manage multiple versions of Python.

Code With Stein / Dec 08, 20 / 1 comments

Commenting your code is important for readability and maintainability. Here's a couple of ways to add comments to your JavaScript code.

Code With Stein / Dec 07, 20 / 0 comments

In this part of the tutorial series we'll learn about lists. Lists are collections of data like strings, numbers, etc.

Code With Stein / Dec 06, 20 / 0 comments

In the previous post we learned the basics about string. In this part, we'll learn how to create a python file and execute it in the command line.

Code With Stein / Dec 05, 20 / 0 comments

In the previous post we installed Python and checked that we had the correct version installed. In this post we'll start diving into some basic python coding.

Code With Stein / Dec 04, 20 / 1 comments

Python can be used for a wide variety of things. Everything from small scripts, to websites, games and applications. In this step by step guide, I'll teach you everything you need to know to get started with Python.

Code With Stein / Dec 03, 20 / 0 comments

Sending files using the command line can be tricky. But by using a command called scp, it might be easier than you think.

Code With Stein / Dec 02, 20 / 2 comments

Programming can be really stressful because it can be so intense. Strained eyes and soar neck are very common.

Code With Stein / Dec 01, 20 / 0 comments

SASS is a CSS tool that makes it possible to set variables and much more. Grunt is used to compile the SASS to CSS.

Code With Stein / Nov 30, 20 / 0 comments

If you want to get JSON from a website you need to import a few libraries and run a request. Here's how you do it.