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LLVM in 100 Seconds
Want to build your own programming language? LLVM is a tool for building and optimizing compilers and forms the backbone of many languages like Rust, Swift, CUDA, C, and C++. . Resources. .
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10 Programmer Stereotypes
Programmers are weird. It is human nature to put people into a box with stereotypes and the tech industry is no exception.
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Julia in 100 Seconds
Julia is a dynamic general purpose programming language popular for scientific computing and big data analytics. It is extremely fast thanks to its use of a JIT compiler and allows developers to write
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Solid in 100 Seconds
SolidJS is a JavaScript framework for building fast, declarative UIs on the web. It shares many ideas with React, but does not use the virtual DOM to deliver a more performant and pragmatic developer
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Is the tech bubble bursting right now?
Tech companies have seen huge declines in value over the past six months... What does this mean for programmers and entrepreneurs? Let's look at bad news affecting tech workers and how it relates to c
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Tauri in 100 Seconds
Tauri is a tool for building cross-platform desktop apps on Windows, MacOS, and Linux with JavaScript & Rust. It is very lightweight and fast compared to similar tools like Electron. . Resources.
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100+ Computer Science Concepts Explained
Learn the fundamentals of Computer Science with a quick breakdown of jargon that every software engineer should know. Over 100 technical concepts from the CS curriculum are explained to provide a foun
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Perl in 100 Seconds
Perl is a dynamic scripting language popular among system administrators and web developers. It is syntactically similar to the C Programming Language, but designed for efficient text processing tasks
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The Nuxt big thing in web development?
Nuxt3, an SSR framework for Vue, just hit release candidate last week. Let's take a first look at its most powerful features and compare it to other fullstack JavaScript frameworks like Next.
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React for the Haters in 100 Seconds
React is the most popular JS framework ever, but some web developers out there say it sucks. Let's take a look at the criticisms and hate directed towards React.js. .
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Redux in 100 Seconds
Redux is a popular state management pattern for large-scale web applications. Learn the basics of the Redux with React https://fireship.io/courses/react/. .
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Assembly Language in 100 Seconds
Assembly is the lowest level human-readable programming language. Today, it is used for precise control over the CPU and memory on the bare metal hardware of a computer.
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The Parallax Effect // 5 Minute WebDev Project
The Parallax Effect is an optical illusion that can give a website the appearance of 3D depth. Learn how to design a parallax website with React Spring in this 5 minute tutorial.
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Elixir in 100 Seconds
Elixir is a dynamic functional programming language built on top of the Erlang BEAM virtual machine. It is excels at building concurrent fault-tolerant applications at scale. . Resources.
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DALL-E is coming... World-changing AI image generator
OpenAI just announced a new AI Text-to-Image model based on GPT-3 called DALL-E 2. It is capable of turning a text description into a unique image or work of art that has never been seen before.
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I built 10 web apps... with 10 different languages
Which serverside web framework is the best? To find out, I built the same app 10 times with 10 different programming languages.. Learn the fundamentals of fullstack web development by comparing MVC fr
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Java for the Haters in 100 Seconds
Java is one of the most successful and most dreaded technologies in the computer science world. Let's roast this powerful open-source programming language to find out why it has so many haters.
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Cypress in 100 Seconds
Cypress is a complete testing solution for web developers. It uses a browser-based test-runner to visually validate your JavaScript code and makes test-driven development fun. . Resources.
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I use Arch on an M1 MacBook, btw
Did you know you can run Linux on an M1 Macbook Pro? It’s now possible thanks to a new distro called Asahi Linux. I did some investigative computing and was able to run Arch on a brand new Apple Silic
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my code works… why?
the psychological process of debugging your code. . #programming #comedy #shorts
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