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[Link] Code Wrong: Expand Your Mind
Read: 30/1/2022 hackaday.com
The really nice thing about doing something the “wrong” way is that there’s just so much variety! If you’re doing something the right way, the fastest way, or the optimal way, well, there’s just one way. But if you’re going to do it wrong, you’ve got a lot more design room.
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[Link] Keep a Changelog
Read: 17/11/2021 keepachangelog.com
To make it easier for users and contributors to see precisely what notable changes have been made between each release (or version) of the project. People do. Whether consumers or developers, the end users of software are human beings who care about what's in the software.
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[Link] Does ES6 make JavaScript frameworks obsolete?
Read: 14/11/2021 stackoverflow.blog
Every time JavaScript goes through a major update, we seem to repeat the same cycle. At first, developers are delighted by the new features. They move back to coding directly in JavaScript, and frameworks become less popular.
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[Link] Deep dive into Node.js Architecture
Read: 7/11/2021 dev.to
In this article, we are going to deep dive into Node.js architecture and understand the asynchronous nature of Node.js. Let's dive into it.
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[Link] Supply Chain Attack: NPM Library Used By Facebook And Others Was Compromised
Read: 25/10/2021 hackaday.com
Here at Hackaday we love the good kinds of hacks, but now and then we need to bring up a less good kind. Today it was learned that the NPM package ua-parser-js was compromised, and any software using it as a library may have become victim of a supply chain attack.
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[Link] In Search Of The First Comment
Read: 25/10/2021 hackaday.com
Are you writing your code for humans or computers? I wasn’t there, but my guess is that at the dawn of computing, people thought that they were writing for the machines.
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[Link] BFree Brings Intermittent Computing To Python
Read: 29/9/2021 hackaday.com
Generally speaking, we like our computing devices to remain on and active the whole time we’re using them. But there are situations, such as off-grid devices that run on small solar cells, where constant power is by no means a guarantee.
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[Link] Python Access Modifiers: Public, Private, and Protected Variables
Read: 20/4/2021 hackernoon.com
Using access modifiers is part of the daily job of any OOP developer but things are a bit complex in python ... or maybe a bit simpler. Does python have any access modifiers?
[Link] The Healing Power of Javascript
Read: 7/4/2021 www.wired.com
A little over a year ago, as the Covid-19 lockdowns were beginning to fan out across the globe, most folks grasped for toilet paper and canned food. The thing I reached for: A search function. The purpose of the search function was somewhat irrelevant. I simply needed to code.
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