Solutions & Guides
Small technical exercises with runnable examples, expected results, and limits you can check.
Learn by producing a result
Each published guide starts with a narrow outcome: run a small program, verify a local database connection, or make a state change you can observe. Follow the example once, compare the actual result with the expected result, and then complete the suggested variation without copying. When the output differs, keep the exact command and error message so you can separate an installation problem from a code problem.
Software versions and operating-system requirements change. The reference link on each guide points to the relevant official project documentation; use it to confirm current prerequisites before installing anything. Examples are designed for disposable practice data and should not be treated as production security or deployment configurations.
Only the three guides below are currently in the reviewed catalog. Older introductory articles have been removed from this directory until they can be checked and rewritten. If an example no longer produces the stated result, report the page, environment and observed output through the corrections page.
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Build and test a small React study-task list with complete source code, independent task IDs and clear limits on data persistence.
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Set up a supported MongoDB installation, verify a private local connection and practise inserting, querying and updating study records.
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Install a supported Node.js release and run a dependency-free study-time calculator with expected outputs and debugging exercises.