| import { people01, people02, people03, facebook, instagram, linkedin, twitter, airbnb, binance, coinbase, dropbox, send, shield, star } from "../assets"; | |
| export const navLinks = [ | |
| { | |
| id: "home", | |
| title: "Home", | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| id: "features", | |
| title: "Features", |
| Deploying an Angular App to Github pages | |
| Prerequisite: | |
| A github account | |
| A Github Repo | |
| Deployment to gh-pages: | |
| Create a Github repository for your project. | |
| Push your code to the main branch | |
| Create a gh-pages branch - This is an invaluable hack that will help us get the gh-pages link to help us set the base-href |
A collection of anything from basics to advanced recommended methods and usages with Django REST Framework for creating browsable and awesome web API's. This could also serve as a quick reference guide.
Here is DRF's official documentation in case you need everything in detail.
Summarized from the official docs:
Sign up to Heroku.
Then install the Heroku Toolbelt. It is a command line tool to manage your Heroku apps
After installing the Heroku Toolbelt, open a terminal and login to your account:
| // Pseudocode | |
| - As always we'll start by defining our function which takes an array as a parameter - as reviewed in the logic above: function bubbleSort(array){}; | |
| - Model the parent loop to iterate upto n-1 limits | |
| - Model the inner loop to deduct each pass from the already set limit of the parent loop | |
| - As we loop through the array we are going to be comparing and switching our array elements - when necessary, that is, until our largest number bubbles up to the top/end. | |
| - With the two loops in place, we now need to build out the code to compare and switch neighbouring numbers - if necessary. | |
| // Code |