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CSS Transitions Generator
CSS transitions give us the ability to smoothly transition from one set of styles to another. Without them, your hover, click and transform effects can look janky and sudden.
To illustrate a CSS transition, below are two emojis. Click on them to see the difference:
Dealing With Multiple Git Repositories
Let’s talk about git repositories! I don’t want to get into the mono versus multi-repository discussion. Some advocate for mono-repositories and others are against them.
But no matter which side you’re on, chances are you contribute to repositories parts of different organizations: personal projects, professionals, or various open-source ones. In this case, it is for sure not possible to use a mono-repository approach.
Introduction to Couchbase for Oracle Developers and Experts: Part 6: Indexing
Here are the previous articles comparing architecture, database objects, data types, data modeling, and statements and features of Oracle with Couchbase. This post will focus on indexing.
"Use the Index, Luke!" -- Source
Overview
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Index Documentation |
Index Documentation |
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