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This can reduce the amount of boilerplate required. Instead of introducing a macro such as QRIO_MODULE dependent on CIRCUITPY_QRIO and then adding an expansion of it in MICROPY_PORT_BUILTIN_MODULES_STRONG_LINKS, one simply writes in the bindings __init__.c file:

MP_REGISTER_MODULE(MP_QSTR_qrio, qrio_module, CIRCUITPY_QRIO);

where the first item is the module name as a qstr, th

👽 What is required?

The algorithm is here : check-binary-tree-subtree-another-binary-tree

• Follow the ESLint rules strictly
• Follow the filename and folder structure strictly
• Since the Contribution Guide is not ready yet, go

As a first time Pheonix user I followed the Step 1 in the readme and created the app, but when checking to see if I had done it properly I received the following error message numerous times, filling my terminal.

[error] Postgrex.Protocol (#PID<0.363.0>) failed to connect: ** (Postgrex.Error) FATAL 3D000 (invalid_catalog_name): database "chat_dev" does not exist

I understand that

This is a really good task for beginners, you can help this awesome list by checking the repositories list.

If you find a repository that:

• Is not available anymore
• Is not being maintained anymore (11+ months of inactivity)
• Is not accepting pull requests anymore for hacktoberfest 2020
• Pull requests are not counting for hacktoberfest
• Repositories that are "only to add your name"

The latest usage gif was outdated and since then there were new features and bug fixes. We should provide a new, up-to-date when to show the full features.

Requirements:

• Shouldn’t be too slow, it is recommended that it is sped up, but users should see clearly what is happening
• No need to show all the features, but show as much as possible
• It should be run like a user who downloaded

Add tutorial for Docker Networking