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E A Yoga Wilanda — Mon, 29 Jan 2024 07:00:51 +0000

Account Configuration

Login to Cloudflare Pages
- Visit Cloudflare Pages

Picking the Menu from Cloudflare Dashboard

2.Navigate to Workers & Pages > Overview

On the side menu, select Workers & Pages and then click on Overview.

Switch to the Pages Tab
- In the overview section, choose the Pages tab.
Import or Upload Repository
- You can either "Import an existing Git Repository" or upload directly from your assets. Click "Connect to git" for Git repository connection.

Deployment Configuration

Select Repository
- Connect to your Git account and choose the repository you want to deploy as a Cloudflare page.
Begin Setup
- Click on "Begin Setup" to proceed.
Set up Builds and Deployment
- Fill in details like Project name, Production branch, and other settings. If you're using plain HTML, CSS, and PHP, basic configurations should be sufficient.
Specify Build Output Path
- If your build output is not in the root folder, specify the correct path. Typically, index.html is the main file.
Additional Configuration (if needed)
- If you have specific configurations like environment variables, fill them in as necessary.
Save and Deploy
- Click "Save and Deploy." If you're just testing, this step is enough. Wait for a minute or two for the deployment to complete.
Access Your Deployed Site
- Once deployed, your site will be available at [reponame].pages.dev.

That's it! Your Cloudflare Pages deployment is now set up. Happy coding!

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Inheritance in Java: Everything You Need to Know

E A Yoga Wilanda — Sat, 03 Jun 2023 10:33:33 +0000

Inheritance in Java: A Personal Perspective
Inheritance is one of the most powerful features in Java. It allows you to create new classes that inherit the properties and methods of existing classes. This can save you time and effort when developing new code, as you can reuse the code from existing classes.

Since i am using this programming language as for my study in university, and I've found it to be a very helpful tool. It has allowed me to make me understands more about OOP's.

One of the things I like most about inheritance is that it allows me to think about my code in terms of objects. This makes it easier for me to understand and maintain my code.

For example, I recently had to develop an application that managed a fleet of vehicles. I created a Vehicle class, and then I created subclasses of Vehicle for each type of vehicle in the fleet. This made it very easy to code the different features of the application, such as starting and stopping the vehicles, and tracking their location.

If you're new to Java, I encourage you to learn about inheritance. It's a powerful feature that can help you to write better code.

Here are a few tips for using inheritance effectively:

Use single inheritance whenever possible.
Avoid using multiple inheritance unless it is absolutely necessary.
Use inheritance to reuse code, not to create new functionality.
Keep inheritance hierarchies shallow.
Use interfaces to decouple objects.
Use abstract classes to provide partial implementations of interfaces.
I hope this article has given you a better understanding of inheritance in Java. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me.

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Inheritance in Java: Everything You Need to Know