I’ve been working on a Flutter mobile application that connects to an API. At the beginning, I decided to run the app on Chrome instead of debugging directly on an Android or iOS device because it’s simply faster to do so.

But then I faced an annoying issue: whenever I launched the app by opening the main.dart file and clicking on the green debug button, the app would run on a different port each time. This caused CORS issues whenever my Dart app sent requests to the API, since the origin kept changing.

So I needed a way to always run the app on the same port.

To help identify them after bombings… Mothers in Gaza write their children’s names on their bodies, fearing they may lose their identities beneath the rubble.

In this post I will demonstrate how to setup mmpose inside a docker container to detect animals poses using the pre-trained COCO-animal pose estimation model from mmpose.

In some cPanel environments where your website is hosted on shared hosting, it can be very difficult to find a way to evaluate JavaScript. In this post, I’ll share a method I discovered that allows you to execute JS on a shared host directly from PHP code.