Codementor Weekly - How to Listen for Webhooks with Python

How to Listen for Webhooks with Python

Webhooks run a large portion of the "magic" that happens between applications. They are sometimes called reverse APIs, callbacks, and even notifications. Many services, such as SendGrid, Stripe, Slack, and GitHub use events to send webhooks as part of their API. This allows your application to listen for events and...

Wrap providers elegantly using withProvider HoC

If you use React contexts, you probably have created a wrapper component before, which includes just the context Provider. You do that because you need the context data inside some component, but for it to be available, the Provider can't be rendered in the same component. It needs to be rendered somewhere...

Python Functions: Explained for Beginners

Python functions are usually referenced by a name, and when this is the case, the set of statements can be reused or executed as many times as needed in a program. It is a way to run the same statements from multiple places in a program without having to rewrite them each time they are needed. In Python, functions...