#learn2code

I have been pushing myself to learn how to use Hive, and someday build stuff that works with it. A project that seemed easy and would corelate well with my longer term goals and start getting my name out

I hope this can help someone else that is new to hive and wants to explore some of the different facets of the Hive ecosystem. I am sure there is a ton more info out there still to find. I made this playing

There's this awesome tools by @arcange called HiveSQL and if you haven't supported the proposal check out the proposal to keep HIVESQL price "Free" to use ( although you still have to pay 1 HBD)

Operational Security Basics: Essential Tips for Everyone & Why good OpSec Matters

Getting excited about learning and implementing new work flows.

You can know get rewarded on Hive to #learn2code and buy some BYTE token. The BYTE token has been launch on at a pre-sale price of 0.001 Hive. There is only 371,000 BYTE to buy at this price. You are welcome

Hello world ! I am very happy to discover the #learn2code community on Hive I learn to code basic in 1980, yes it was yesterday! In 1982, I coded a variance analysis program on a texas Instrument xx (don't

Devlog from 0 to indie game developer...

Devlog from 0 to indie game developer...

Since I’ve been trying to learn about python again, I decided to jump several hoops to also take up on SQL. I can honestly say, setting up python and sql on linux wasn’t fun at all. There are many hoops

Yesterday I spent around 16 hours learning JavaScript, I was tired as hell and my body ached in parts I didn't even know they existed. Even though I have alarms set every 2 hours to drink some water, stretch

In the coding lessons in this block, we really get into how coding is a versatile tool that allows game developers do all kinds of amazing stuff, first looking at the basics of functions, and loops - both

We recently had interviews at work and gave each prospective employee a coding challenge. It is designed to make sure you are a competent programmer. With this being said our entire department decided

While the site seems nicely made, there are some grievances, such as: Reading a post shows the side scroll bad correctly, but going at it with mouse closes the post, and most links do not open in a new