Initially, this post was published here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/lets-write-simple-microservice-clojure-andrew-panfilov-2ghqe/ Intro This article will explain how to write a simple service in Clojure. The sweet spot of making applications in Clojure is that you can express … | Continue reading
With help from our coming AI overlords: Transducers and eduction in Clojure are ways to efficiently process and transform data, especially when working with large datasets. Here's a simple explanation: Transducers: Transducers are functions that can be composed together to create … | Continue reading
Want to become a software engineer? But why? What is the need? Haven't you decided yet? If not then you need to decide it first! Maybe you want to become a software engineer because of your curiosity from childhood about how computers work, or because you want to earn lots of mon … | Continue reading
I used the hyperfine tool to measure the overhead of startup and shutdown of several code interpreters. Each interpreter was invoked with an empty string for evaluation. In few cases it was not possible, an empty file was passed as argument. This is more of a interesting experime … | Continue reading
"When you combine two pieces of data you get data. When you combine two machines you get trouble." - Rich Hickey presenting The Functional Database. Concepts focused on functional programming, mainly on immutability, have been increasingly present in our daily lives, therefore, n … | Continue reading
23rd Edition of the Erlang Workshop Monday 2nd September 2024, Milan, Italy A satellite workshop of ICFP 2024 https://icfp24.sigplan.org/home/erlang-2024 Deadline: Thursday 30 May The Erlang Workshop aims to bring together the open source, academic, and industrial communities of … | Continue reading
Introduction If you work with any JVM-based language, such as Java, Kotlin, Scala, Groovy, Clojure etc., you will most likely have come across build and dependency management tools such as Ant / Ivy, Maven, sbt, Leinengen or Gradle. Fundamentally, the purpose of these tools is to … | Continue reading
Dia 26 e 27 de março aconteceu o TDC Summit 2024 e eu participei pela primeira vez no estande de uma empresa, onde conheci e revi muitas pessoas. Estou escrevendo esse texto enquanto escuto o podcast Fláudio. Uma participação com gostinho especial Quero começar a contar sobre o e … | Continue reading
Delve into the realm of high-paying programming technologies as we explore the top earners in the field. Consider whether acquiring expertise in these technologies aligns with your goals for advancing your development skills. 1. ZIG - $103,611 Frustrated with C's complexity … | Continue reading
Welcome! Badges 4 README.md Profile See More :- https://articleplanet.github.io/posts/93503bf56f3f829cf5aab9b0ddae2022 Improve your README.md profile with these amazing badges. See a sample here How to use? Get a URL: You can use Ctrl F (Windows) o … | Continue reading
Compiladores é um dos temas do qual tenho muito interesse. Inclusive estou publicando alguns projetos antigos meus nesta série aqui. Porém, como comentei em uma publicação desta série, vou iniciar uma abordagem mais prática onde irei construir um compilador "from scratch", passo- … | Continue reading
Last year, Exercism put together the #12in23 challenge. The goal was to learn a new programming language each month throughout the year. I was one of 135 people who completed the challenge, and I learned a lot along the way! TL;DR Exercism is an awesome platform, but the quality … | Continue reading
Table of Contents Introduction The building blocks Channels Messages Producers and Consumers Implementation Include it Behold! the channel Put and Take Ordinary Threads Go Blocks Alts References Introduction Hey, how you doing? This article was written right after I … | Continue reading
I've been sick of a flu-like thing for nearly 2 months now (Perhaps COVID, perhaps my burned-out immune system). But I've been sick of life for a much longer period of time, more than I can remember. The problem is not with life itself, but my relationship with it. Not with anyon … | Continue reading
This is the second entry in the "Building Toy Redises in X" series". In the first article we used Go, in this one we'll use Clojure. One of the approaches explored in this article is very similar to the one used in Go, with the use of Channels, so reading it first might help. I' … | Continue reading
Basic terms RAID: Redundant Array of Independent Disks. It's a data storage virtualization technology. Controller: The hardware that manages the RAID array. Unit: A virtual drive that consists of one or more physical drives. Drive: A physical hard drive or SSD. Rebuild: The proce … | Continue reading
Structs are omnipresent in Elixir projects. And for good reasons, they're great, they have numerous... | Continue reading
The pros and cons of dependencies in your toolchain. adactio.com/links/20162 | Continue reading
This short tutorial will guide you how to download the chatGPT content as HTML, you can use the same on any website. | Continue reading
The Apple store Connect APIs is REST API that enables user to perform any task that you do in Apple developer website. Calling API requires JWT Token for authorization and you need to generate a JWT Token yourself based on few parameters. API Key To generate an API key for App St … | Continue reading
Prompt Engineering GPT-3 Learn GPT-3 Prompt engineering step by step Playground to test text-davinci-002 Text-davinci-002 is Instruct Model which is fine-tune to follow the instruction in order to give you the result, so we'll be looking at a few examples: Summarization/P … | Continue reading
Recently, I got an opportunity to attend GNOME Asia Summit 2022 held in Kuala Lumpur. And it was an experience that I'll never forget. It was my first time attending an in-person conference. I was not quite nervous and unsure of what to expect. However, from the moment I arrived … | Continue reading
I’ve heard from multiple people about how much of a shitshow this event was. Worth remembering in case they try to pull the same shit again. adactio.com/links/19649 | Continue reading
This post marks the ending of my GSoC'22 journey with GNOME. I worked on the database migration and managing user model for the GNOME Health Application. Let's take a deep dive into the project. Project Overview Health is a Health and Fitness Tracking application. It helps … | Continue reading
First let's look at the PHP codeflow: Prior to version 7, PHP generated OPcodes right inside the... | Continue reading
For this blog post , I will be using blog prompt from outreachy . Are you looking for a job, internship, a grant, a volunteer position, or some type of other opportunity? I am fine with internship, job, type of positions . What types of work would you like to contribute t … | Continue reading
And a ready-made opinionated snippet that helps creating a new components. | Continue reading
It's been a while since I last updated my progress. I've made significant progress after the last update. I started creating the User model in the last update. By now, I have migrated the whole User model to the Database from the GSettings and refactored the codebase accordingly. … | Continue reading
Time flies ! Now I have reached to middle of my outreachy internship. This blog post will throw some light on my journey till now . Timeline Initially when I applied for outreachy I proposed this timeline . May 30 - June 13 => replace gtk+-3.0 with gtk4 library and fix … | Continue reading
How I learned gtk and got into this internship I have explained in part one of this series . About Gtranslator Gtranslator is an application which helps translators to do translation of application from one language to another through po files . I am taking example of ry … | Continue reading
My beef with Git and a search for viable alternatives | Continue reading
This blog post is on my progress till week-3 and vocabulary terms which I got to know while working on this project . Journey uptill now When I initally replaced gtk3 version with gtk4 version there were so many errors about 300 or so and double warnings . Then I went thr … | Continue reading
if you're thinking of installing Python3 without replacing the default System python, it's for you! Prerequisites installing python from the source, We're gonna need to ensure that some prerequisites packages are installed on our system: [root@centos7 ~]# yum install gcc openssl- … | Continue reading
In past we were handling validation by creating our own logic and some extra function, if the user is null or empty, throw an error and same for email, password and son on. in today's article we'll be learning about a cool package which do everything for us, we just need to creat … | Continue reading
This is a really excellent four-part series on web performance that really dives into the technical details and asks all the right questions: Making the world’s fastest website, and other mistakes The weirdly obscure art of Streamed HTML Speed Needs Design, or: You can’t delight … | Continue reading
or: more storage API propaganda A response to @nikomatsakis's dyn*: can we make dyn sized? dyn*... | Continue reading
Here we go again! Another one of these, and promise, you will be questioning my sanity after this... | Continue reading
Hi All! About 2 years ago, I started a great journey: to design a keyboard for "developers" based on... | Continue reading
Here are the easy simple steps to publish a new JS NPM package 😅 1. A GitHub account... | Continue reading
Today, we are looking on how to publish a PHP Composer v1 and v2 package to packagist.org 😊 ... | Continue reading
A hundred things I learned writing my first technical book "Data-Oriented Programming" | Continue reading
I have been guilty of all these bad habits. It took me some time to ditch them. Python is well known... | Continue reading
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Relational databases are very powerful. Their power comes from their ability to... Preserve data... | Continue reading
Tailwind CSS has taken the frontend development world by storm over the last few years. A... | Continue reading
JavaScript dates are confusing. Furthermore, they might be the least exciting thing to learn about in... | Continue reading
Do code newbies realize just how shockingly buggy and incomplete all the tools they use really are? | Continue reading