3 Reasons To Learn Functional Programming With Elixir Posted on February 9, 2019August 16, 2019 by Emma RobbinsLeave a Comment on 3 Reasons To Learn Functional Programming With Elixir If you’ve ever thought about learning functional programming but hesitated to try it, you might have had one of the following thoughts: Someone told me that to learn functional programming I’ll have to forget everything I know. I don’t want
200 Female Developers To Follow On Twitter Posted on January 21, 2019March 13, 2019 by Dan Englishby6 Comments on 200 Female Developers To Follow On Twitter There was a fair comment left on one of my older articles, namely, best accounts for developers to follow on Twitter. The comment left by Belma is as follows – Thanks for the list. I’ve noticed only 4 developers who
Creating A Personal Profile Page With Itty.Bitty Posted on January 12, 2019March 13, 2019 by Dan EnglishbyLeave a Comment on Creating A Personal Profile Page With Itty.Bitty Introduction To Itty Bitty It’s hard to believe that you can render an entire web page worth of content directly in your browser from a simple link. Itty Bitty does just that, by compressing a particular set of HTML code
Installing & Using MyCli on Windows Posted on January 11, 2019August 16, 2019 by Dan EnglishbyLeave a Comment on Installing & Using MyCli on Windows If you’re still wondering what MyCli actually is, then look no further. This brilliant piece of technology brings a boosted terminal for both MySQL and MariaDB activities. Still not sold? Well, it has Auto-completion and syntax highlighting! Although not actually
Docker Explained In A Nutshell Posted on December 28, 2018March 13, 2019 by Dan EnglishbyLeave a Comment on Docker Explained In A Nutshell Introduction I’ve personally only recently came across docker and it’s been around some time now, since October 2014 to be precise. When realizing the simple but incredible concept-of-working it delivers, there was an automatic must for investing time with it.
An Introduction To 32 Bit & 64 Bit CPU Posted on December 11, 2018March 13, 2019 by AICDEVLeave a Comment on An Introduction To 32 Bit & 64 Bit CPU Audience: Developers, technician, and technically interested people Some basics about the CPU I think you’re probably all been familiar with the basics about a CPU do her work, but for safety here’s still some basics if not (by the way:
Explanation Of The Processor, Compiler & Assembler with C Posted on December 9, 2018March 13, 2019 by AICDEVLeave a Comment on Explanation Of The Processor, Compiler & Assembler with C Audience: Developers, Nerds and all people who are interested in stuff with processors and other stuff like that. A little bit of C: I hope you are quite familiar with C syntax. For all they are not, here is a
Some Of The Best IDE’s To Use In 2018/2019 Posted on November 7, 2018March 14, 2019 by Bryanna GutierrezLeave a Comment on Some Of The Best IDE’s To Use In 2018/2019 Stumped with which programming language is best for you? Downloading dozens of programs with no idea of how they work? In this article, you will find the best Integrated Development Environment that will suit your needs for beginners or experts
Best Dashboard Examples for Inspiration in 2018 Posted on November 1, 2018March 14, 2019 by Dan EnglishbyLeave a Comment on Best Dashboard Examples for Inspiration in 2018 It’s one thing to build a dashboard with the many JavaScript libraries available around the web. But to make it look good is a whole new chapter, it’s not easy, especially if you don’t have a keen eye for design.
The Future Of Programming Posted on October 24, 2018March 14, 2019 by Joshua SegalLeave a Comment on The Future Of Programming Definition of Programming So, before I can explain the FUTURE, hint: I do not, we have to understand what the purpose of programming languages are. My idea of a programming language’s purpose is to more easily interface with modern computational
