— Adventure of a blockchain noob — I always want to do something to get involved in blockchain other than buying and selling cryptos in the market. So when I have time, I decided to try to supply the USDT in the binance(US) account to Compound. …

What you can do after reading this article This article is going to talk about how you can add a language-specific URL in your next.js app. For example, myblog.com/en will lead you to the English version of the website while myblog.com/zh will lead you to the Chinese version, etc. Basic set up reference First, to set up the feature, I already explain…

This article is going to talk about how you can switch languages manually in your next.js app. To set up the feature, you can go back to my previous article. So I assume that your app is able to grab different scripts from corresponding languages scrips already. …

For the past few weeks, I have been working on adding a translation feature to my Next.js App. I don’t see too many tutorials to start with and come across a lot of problems during the process. …

Static modeling, just like what Sommerville (2015) pointed out, “show(s) the organization of the system design”; dynamic modeling, on the other hand, “shows the organization of the system when it is executing”. In another word, static modeling models the “fixed” part, which means the different component, their attributes or relationships…

What is Software Static Modeling? Software Static modeling is that we model how the system of the problem domain is organized, in another word, the structure of the system, which will usually “less likely to change”, according to Gomaa(2011). …

When I first see the question, the first answer that comes to me is that functional requirements are more aimed to solve the problem “what does the system do” while the non-functional requirements solve the problem of “how does the system do that”. For example, in a library application, a…

Hey I am back! I know that I disappear for three weeks. That’s because my school starts and also I am getting busier at my work. But from this week on, I will still post every week (hopefully!). However, the content might change because sometimes I will write down my…

Last week I post a blog about fetch data from the database/API with useEffect and useContext. That is going to enable the component to fetch some data every time it is rendered. But what about those global states that would be shared by different components scattered all over the application? What I usually do in a React app …