Insight into features and community feedback | Continue reading
We report a survey with 52 developers who, in the last year, contributed to popular GitHub systems to the point of becoming core… | Continue reading
Last Saturday, I read the 6,000-word New York Times piece, “Inside Amazon,” in the car on my way to the beach. I sat quietly in the front… | Continue reading
Let me start with my inspiration. I am looking at, digital nomad, the motivation behind indiehackers.com, one and only, Pieter Levels … | Continue reading
One of the biggest struggle I go through when working with React is styling. Here's the solution. | Continue reading
How to convert an economy based on fear to one based on joy | Continue reading
At Kokonaut, we produce Indoor WiFi Climate Sensors that enable Growers to Monitor the Climate in their Greenhouse on their Mobile Devices… | Continue reading
At the beginning of my endevour to learn more about distributed ledger technologies I encountered Solidity but then tried to lookup other… | Continue reading
As an architect of financial software, I am always interested in arbitrage opportunities. Arbitrage opportunities are a way to profit… | Continue reading
Tokenization on Blockchain is a steady trend of 2018. It seems that everything is being tokenized on Blockchain from paintings, diamonds… | Continue reading
First of all: I’m a non-binary woman. That means “woman” is a label that is significant to me, that I hold on to, and that I identify… | Continue reading
What led to the court ruling that trading is forbidden — and what this has to do with what we want our society to be like… | Continue reading
How we use optimistic locking to scale SQL | Continue reading
I’ll conjure up a popular image. It’s late at night. A figure is hunched over a desk scribbling into a notebook. The room smells like graphite dust, eraser shavings and body odor. Numbers and symbols… | Continue reading
How much do you like to write unit tests from the scratch? My guess is “not so much”. The reason behind this guess is that writing the… | Continue reading
Here’s a helpful little program I created for my kids to enforce self-reliance and self-confidence. Not long after, I realized I should… | Continue reading
It seems like only yesterday we had the “left-pad” fiasco where Azer Koçulu ended up pulling his packages after a name dispute. | Continue reading
Your Survival Guide When Motivation Betrays You | Continue reading
Unity Machine Learning Agents (ML-Agents) is an open-source Unity plugin that enables games and simulations to serve as environments for… | Continue reading
Written by Don Hopkins, October 1989.University of Maryland Human-Computer Interaction Lab, Computer Science Department, College Park… | Continue reading
Welcome, ECMAscript revolutionised the javascript language, introducing some concepts that narrowed the distance to functional programming… | Continue reading
Why computer scientists leave 6-figure jobs | Continue reading
In this intro piece we will be covering the following: | Continue reading
In this intro piece we will be covering the following: | Continue reading
There’s been discussion on cppitertools about the newest MSVC release (15.7) claiming to be fully standards compliant, which led me here. | Continue reading
There’s been discussion on cppitertools about the newest MSVC release (15.7) claiming to be fully standards compliant, which led me here. | Continue reading
Just before the 2004 presidential election, I created and programmed a downloadable Dumbold Voting Machine object for The Sims 1, as… | Continue reading
Just before the 2004 presidential election, I created and programmed a downloadable Dumbold Voting Machine object for The Sims 1, as… | Continue reading
or, “Just tell me what I have to do, man.” | Continue reading
or, “Just tell me what I have to do, man.” | Continue reading
…continuing from: How Bullet-Proof Is The Blockchain? (ELI5) | Continue reading
…continuing from: How Bullet-Proof Is The Blockchain? (ELI5) | Continue reading
Years ago, a male friend told me a story about going to coding camp as a kid. | Continue reading
Years ago, a male friend told me a story about going to coding camp as a kid. | Continue reading
Why so many startup founders and marketers start content marketing and fail and how to avoid that path. | Continue reading
Why this story? When I studied the publicly available information on blockchain, such as what’s on Wikipedia, it struck me as fragmentary… | Continue reading
This article explains the difference between Typescript’s enum, const enum, declare enum, and declare const enum identifiers. Caveat: I… | Continue reading
Author: Wu Jun, Amazon AI Software EngineerTranslated from: https://zh.mxnet.io/blog/mxboard | Continue reading
A research report from Mozilla and Open Tech Strategies provides new perspectives on framing open source strategy. The report builds on… | Continue reading
Should you use Flow or TypeScript in your next React project? I recently had a bit of a dilemma with this question and I would like to… | Continue reading
I was recently reading a blog post from the lone maintainer of a small open-source project who felt pressured to block all EU users using… | Continue reading
We’re big fans of BareMetrics so when it’s founder, Josh Pigford, tweeted about the need for an “Ultimate Startup Guide to Becoming GDPR… | Continue reading
Smart Devices are becoming commonplace. Our Mobile Devices, Echo Dots, Teslas, and Nests are leading the way towards an automated future… | Continue reading
This is my very first blog and it is inspired from the books of Robert T. Kiyosaki and my current state of being. | Continue reading
As en engineer, you have a massive impact 💥 on the product you work on 👩💻 and the organization you join 🤝 | Continue reading
Patent Thinking is a new design methodology which combines Patent Design and Design Thinking. Using this new ideation methodology teams… | Continue reading
There’s a dizzying number of components available for building Node projects. Every type of task, from building a UI to unit testing, has… | Continue reading