Tim Santeford 
When working with text-heavy web applications, you might come across scenarios where long text needs to be truncated after a certain number of lines. CSS properties like -webkit-line-clamp make this easy by limiting the visible lines of text, but you might need to know when that text has been clamped for purposes like showing a
When working with Trino, I often find myself needing to inspect the contents of a catalog or specific tables. Knowing how to quickly check the structure and data inside a table is crucial for understanding the data you’re working with. In this post, I’ll walk through how I navigate catalog contents and view table structures
Building responsive, interactive applications in React often requires creating components that dynamically change based on user interaction. One common feature is allowing a div to take over the entire screen with the click of a button, creating a fullscreen effect. In this post, I’ll walk through how to implement this feature, making sure to keep
When developing a Next.js application with Prisma as your ORM, you might encounter an issue where the application throws the error, “Too many database connections opened: FATAL: remaining connection slots are reserved for roles with the SUPERUSER attribute.” This error usually arises during development, especially when Next.js is in watch mode and the application is
In Next.js, especially when using the new app directory structure, you might encounter the following error when attempting to pass a function from a Server Component to a Client Component: This error happens because Next.js enforces a strict separation between server-side and client-side code. Server-side functions can’t be passed directly to Client Components, as they
When working with deep learning models in PyTorch, it’s crucial to ensure that your model is running on the GPU for faster training and inference. Using a GPU instead of a CPU can significantly speed up computations, especially with large datasets and complex models. In this post, we’ll walk through how to check if PyTorch
When working with Node.js and TypeScript, it’s common to encounter the need to include non-code files like JSON, text files, or even Markdown files in your build output. These files, essential for configurations, data, or documentation, often need to be copied into your dist folder during the build process. However, the TypeScript compiler (tsc) only
Introduction While working with Next.js 14, you may encounter an error that says, “Error: NextRouter was not mounted”. This issue commonly arises when using the useRouter hook, especially in projects using the app directory. This blog post will walk you through the causes of this error and provide a step-by-step solution specific to Next.js 14’s
When working on a Next.js project, ensuring code consistency and cleanliness is crucial for maintaining quality across teams. One of the best ways to do this is by using tools that automate code formatting and linting. Traditionally, developers have used separate tools like ESLint for linting and Prettier for formatting. However, there’s a new, powerful
When working with cloud storage, there are several ways to secure access to your resources, and one common approach is using a Shared Access Signature (SAS) token. SAS tokens allow controlled, limited-time access to Azure Blob Storage without exposing sensitive credentials. In this post, I’ll walk through how I used Python to upload files to
If you’ve been monitoring your WordPress website through Google Search Console, you might have encountered a frustrating issue: the [Feed Page] being excluded by the noindex tag. This can be alarming, especially if you’re concerned about your site’s SEO performance. Fortunately, there’s a straightforward solution to address this problem by using the “WP Robots Txt”
As a developer working with Next.js, I’m always eager to explore and implement the latest features. Next.js 14 introduces some powerful tools for structuring applications: Layouts and Templates. At first glance, these concepts might seem similar, but they have distinct purposes and behaviors that can significantly impact how you organize your project. In this post,