A nice guide to dependency injection β
posted on Sunday February 28th 2021in DesignLanguagesPermalink
I like it. But is JS/TS really the best option for illustrating this?
posted on Sunday February 28th 2021in DesignLanguagesPermalink
I like it. But is JS/TS really the best option for illustrating this?
posted on Saturday February 27th 2021in DesignLanguagesPermalink
If your code is bug free please hmu
posted on Friday February 26th 2021in LanguagesWeb DevelopmentPermalink
This API is slick and actually supported!
posted on Saturday February 20th 2021in LanguagesPermalink
Embedding files in Go programs just got waaaaaay more easy!
posted on Tuesday February 9th 2021in LanguagesWeb DevelopmentPermalink
This is easy!
posted on Sunday February 7th 2021in BackendDev ToolsLanguagesPermalink
This article sums up the benefits of doing backends in Node.js π€
posted on Wednesday February 3rd 2021in LanguagesPermalink
Nice and short article about interfaces and what they do.
posted on Sunday January 3rd 2021in LanguagesPermalink
Javascript made JSON win. Trying to make a web page parse XML is a chore.
posted on Monday December 21st 2020in HardwareLanguagesPermalink
The future is ARM – or at least the future is an environment of more than one processor architecture!
posted on Monday December 21st 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Do you really need 7 reasons?
posted on Monday December 21st 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Most of these goes for most other languages as well.
posted on Friday December 4th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
This is really quite logical – binary logic ?ββοΈ
posted on Wednesday December 2nd 2020in LanguagesPermalink
We are always looking for new/better frameworks!
posted on Tuesday December 1st 2020in LanguagesPermalink
This library enable very beatiful console apps.
posted on Sunday November 29th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
But why?!
This short article tries to answer that question.
posted on Saturday November 28th 2020in Dev ToolsLanguagesPermalink
This article gives the details along with pros and cons of becoming a fullstack .NET developer.
posted on Saturday November 28th 2020in Dev ToolsFrontendLanguagesPermalink
Good guide on how to get started building responsive desktop apps with Electron.
posted on Saturday November 28th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Smal clean article. Just read it.
posted on Thursday November 26th 2020in Dev ToolsLanguagesPermalink
Short and easy guide on how to compile even a Dotnet WinForms project to a single .EXE file you can distribute.
posted on Sunday November 22nd 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Knowing how to code is to live a life in pain.
posted on Sunday November 15th 2020in Dev ToolsLanguagesPermalink
Spoiler: Just use it already!
posted on Saturday November 14th 2020in BackendDatabaseLanguagesPermalink
A short nice to-the-point tutorial demonstrating how to connect to MySQL, create a table and inserting data into it. All in Go.
posted on Saturday November 14th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
I remember predicting that PHP would die – that was 20 years ago.
The only language on the list that is surely going to die – but it’s not like it will disappear completely though – is Objective-C. It was always kinda only used on the Apple powered platforms and since Apple is replacing it with Swift everywhere there is no longer any use for it. It will fade away.
posted on Thursday November 12th 2020in Dev ToolsLanguagesWeb DevelopmentPermalink
Make sure you don’t make ’em…
posted on Thursday November 12th 2020in LanguagesWeb DevelopmentPermalink
Kinda neat….
posted on Thursday November 12th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
These examples are nice and short. Your guide to safe multithreading in .NET ?
posted on Tuesday November 10th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
This is a very detailed analysis of the power usage of different programming languages.
posted on Friday October 30th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Of course! Because it is awesome!
posted on Friday October 23rd 2020in LanguagesWeb DevelopmentPermalink
It seems like it’s the future!
posted on Friday October 16th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Neat. But please don’t use init()
posted on Thursday October 15th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Making Excel files in Rust seems easy enough.
posted on Thursday October 15th 2020in LanguagesWeb DevelopmentPermalink
This is going to be awesome! Not having to import React in every file is going to save about a million lines, right?
posted on Thursday October 15th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
This is a very comprehensive study!
posted on Wednesday October 14th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Cool. Cool cool cool.
posted on Wednesday October 14th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
You can do very cool things with this.
I have mostly seen code generation, but still – very cool things!
posted on Wednesday October 14th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
I am too a fanboy – and I must admit that it is not easy!
Sometimes backwards compatibility sucks!
posted on Tuesday October 13th 2020in LanguagesWeb DevelopmentPermalink
This is a nice article describing the process of rewriting a React app to functional components.
posted on Monday October 12th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
This is a very comprehensive guide into going WebAssembly doing HTTP and Promises in JavaScript through Go. Check it out.
posted on Monday October 12th 2020in AlgorithmsHardwareLanguagesPermalink
Why is 0.1 + 0.2 != 0.3
posted on Monday October 12th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Namespaces in PHP aren’t new but they are indeed useful.
posted on Monday October 12th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Javascript is actually pretty awesome.
posted on Monday October 12th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Small smart guide that gets straight to the point.
posted on Saturday October 10th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
These are soom good deep thoughts.
posted on Friday October 9th 2020in Dev ToolsLanguagesPermalink
It’s true – this is not easy to get right at all.
posted on Wednesday October 7th 2020in Dev ToolsLanguagesPermalink
I love this analysis.
This is the natural progression – Apple also needs to adopt their own tools.
posted on Monday September 28th 2020in FrontendLanguagesPermalink
Back when computers where slow these interfaces where fast. They are still usable, but now they are blazingly fast. And they come with ZERO dependencies.
posted on Sunday September 27th 2020in Dev ToolsLanguagesPermalink
I was raised with old school PHP development. Back then everything was pretty straight forward – you called functions and got values in return. PDO is really not that different – but it is the future.
posted on Wednesday September 9th 2020in LanguagesMobile App DevelopmentPermalink
A good tutorial on recording audio with React Native.
posted on Tuesday September 8th 2020in AlgorithmsLanguagesPermalink
This is a good example of the fact: Concurrency is hard.
posted on Tuesday September 1st 2020in LanguagesPermalink
… and Python is magic. Good magic.
posted on Friday August 28th 2020in InfrastructureLanguagesWeb DevelopmentPermalink
Nice short article on getting stuff up and running with Netlify and Airtable.
posted on Sunday August 23rd 2020in Dev ToolsLanguagesWeb DevelopmentPermalink
This article is a very comprehensive real-life guide to setting up your real-world application with Redux as data store.
posted on Sunday August 23rd 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Super good article on how to create your own virtual machine.
posted on Saturday August 22nd 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Short and effective – how to find the directory your application is in.
posted on Sunday August 16th 2020in BackendLanguagesPermalink
This is a very good article summarizing performance of different routing solutions for your Go HTTP server.
posted on Saturday August 15th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
The allSettled function is really really nice ?
posted on Thursday August 6th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
I have only developed Android apps in Java (it has been a while) but Kotlin seems so much better just by the looks.
Same as Swift vs Objective-C for iOS/macOS development!
posted on Thursday August 6th 2020in BackendLanguagesPermalink
These a small but very good changes. Most welcome indeed.
posted on Tuesday July 28th 2020in FrontendLanguagesWeb DevelopmentPermalink
This is clever!
React projects are suddenly so much more tidy!
posted on Friday July 24th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
JSON marshaling/unmarshaling still doesn’t fit quite right with me – I don’t know how to fix it, but reflection is definately an issue.
posted on Thursday July 23rd 2020in LanguagesPermalink
This proposal will make interfaces even more awesome.
posted on Sunday July 19th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
I can’t help comparing this to Go. Sooooooo much code ??ββοΈ
posted on Saturday July 18th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Wether you love it or hate it PHP is dominating.
This timeline is amazing.
posted on Friday July 17th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Requesting user feedback should be considered carefully. This describes some ways to do it in React Native.
posted on Wednesday July 15th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Go modules are shaping up to be very nice.
posted on Wednesday July 15th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Valid points.
Error handling in Go might seem verbose – but it is simple and effective and easy to understand!
posted on Tuesday July 14th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Why is Rust so loved?
Developers using Rust seem to love it a lot – here is why.
posted on Tuesday July 14th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
These examples are all fantastic – javascript is great!
posted on Sunday July 12th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
This is an example of implementing a hashtable with generics based on the current draft design.
It is looking good.
posted on Friday July 10th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Everyone should have their secrets!
posted on Tuesday July 7th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
This is a very good introduction.
WebAssembly is an output target of the Go compiler – this changes everything!
posted on Monday July 6th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
At least these are some parameters to choose from and not just a list of languages you should go with.
posted on Wednesday June 24th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
I find this test good. It would be more easy to just get a simple result – a recommendation of what to use. But this is just the data – take it or leave it.
posted on Sunday June 14th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Great article on the creation of dartfmt.
posted on Sunday June 14th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Usually PHP is run through a server.
We tend to forget that PHP can be run as plain ol’ scripts.
posted on Friday June 12th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
I like the touch with the custom type.
Custom types are nice.
posted on Friday June 12th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
A small writeup on how to wait for goroutines (in Go).
Good stuff.
posted on Friday June 12th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Go is funny this way. Node is funny this way. Python is funny this way.
It is actually kinda usefull to have function and variable names ??ββοΈ
posted on Thursday May 21st 2020in LanguagesPermalink
If you haven’t tried PHP ever, please do.
It might be old. It might not be sexy. But it works.
posted on Tuesday May 19th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
These examples of “Hello World” are getting silly.
I like it.
posted on Monday May 18th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
Just learn Python.
It can honestly be used for everything you desire.
posted on Monday May 18th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
This article is the impressions of Go from a Rust programmers perspective.
Though the article says “early” it is actually somewhat comprehensive.
posted on Sunday May 10th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
This article has some nice points about keeping time and referencing dates in Go.
Just remember it is fine to make new types. And time.Time isn’t for dates ?
posted on Sunday May 10th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
This article about the size of compiled Go binaries is very comprehensive.
There are some design choices and we must discuss if they are the correct ones…
posted on Sunday May 10th 2020in LanguagesPermalink
I rather enjoy these discussions on ducks and such.
I have often heard the phrase βyes but Go is duck typedβ – but what does that even mean??
This article gives you a good brush up!