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Learn Rust Series (#59) - Clippy, rustfmt, and Writing Idiomatic Rust What will I learn You will learn what rustfmt and clippy are, and why running both on every commit is standard practice; how rustfmt

Learn JS Series (#34) - The Prototype: JavaScript's Actual Inheritance Mechanism What will I learn You will learn what a prototype is: a hidden link from one object to another; how JavaScript uses that

Learn Zig Series (#169) - Audio Fundamentals: PCM and Buffers What will I learn? What sound actually is to a computer -- PCM samples in a buffer -- and how sample rate, bit depth and channel count turn

Learn Go Series (#5) - Arrays, Slices, and Slice Internals What will I learn The difference between an array (fixed size, a value) and a slice (a growable view), and why you almost always use slices; What

Learn Rust Series (#58) - Build Scripts (build.rs) and Generating Code at Build Time What will I learn You will learn what build.rs is: a Rust program Cargo compiles and runs before building your crate;

Learn JS Series (#33) - Getters and Setters: Computed Properties That Look Like Data What will I learn You will learn what getters and setters are: functions that behave exactly like ordinary properties;

Learn Zig Series (#168) - JPEG Decoder Basics What will I learn? Why a JPEG is a completely different animal from a PNG -- lossy, frequency-domain compression in stead of lossless prediction -- and what

Learn Go Series (#4) - Control Flow: if, switch, and the Only Loop What will I learn The if statement and its handy init clause that scopes a variable to the branch; Go's single loop keyword for in all

Learn Rust Series (#57) - Feature Flags and Conditional Compilation (cfg) What will I learn You will learn how the #[cfg(...)] attribute compiles code in or out based on a condition; how feature flags

My code doesn't work. I don't know why. Five minutes later My code works. I don't know why. The eternal duality of man. #technology #programming #humor #hive #ecency

Python is one of the most popular programming languages right now, and it’s also easy to learn. We can use Python to build websites and apps, and it has become

Learn JS Series (#32) - Property Descriptors: writable, enumerable, configurable What will I learn You will learn that every property carries three hidden flags that control how it behaves; what writable,

Learn Zig Series (#167) - PNG Decoder in Zig What will I learn? The actual byte layout of a PNG file: the 8-byte signature, the chunk framing (length, type, data, CRC), and why that framing is such a pleasant

Mapa en vivo de catástrofes globales, con datos de GDACS / Live map of global disasters, powered by GDACS

Learn Go Series (#3) - Functions and First-Class Functions What will I learn How Go functions return multiple values, and why that is the language's answer to exceptions; The comma-ok idiom, the little

Learn Rust Series (#56) - Cargo Workspaces and Multi-Crate Projects What will I learn You will learn what a Cargo workspace is and why large projects split into many crates; how a workspace shares one

Learn JS Series (#31) - Object Literals, Shorthand, and Computed Property Names What will I learn You will learn the modern object-literal syntax in full: shorthand properties and shorthand methods; how

¡Buenas gente! 🚀 Hoy quería pasar a charlar un rato y contarles un poco de cómo vengo viviendo mi experiencia programando con Arduino ⚡, algo que empezó casi como una curiosidad y terminó volviéndose

Learn Zig Series (#166) - Alpha Blending and Compositing What will I learn? What the alpha channel actually represents, and why "coverage" is a better mental model than "transparency";

Learn Go Series (#2) - Variables, Types, Constants, and iota What will I learn The two ways to declare variables (var and :=), when each reads best, and what Go's zero value guarantee buys you; Multiple