You won’t just learn the ins and outs of software architecture from this list, you’re going to master it; if you can afford to invest the required amount of time, and real-life application to what you’ve learned. Software architecture is actually Continue reading →
Go – otherwise known as Golang – is a programming language that’s built by Google. (hence, the name) Quite a few large companies haven chosen to use Go in their projects, good examples are those of CloudFlare, Disqus, and even Secret. Continue reading →
JavaScript libraries in no way declining, and the number is growing each day. When it comes to building JavaScript applications, it’s better to rely on templates than on full-scale libraries, because it enables us to have a much cleaner code base, Continue reading →
Looks like there was high demand for books on data mining and data analysis, which naturally led me to think of a way to gather up books about: theoretical computer science computer sciences theory of computation I was able to find Continue reading →
Whether you’re building a new project, or updating one that you had built a long time ago, there is always that one time where you need a particular tool, and once again – you have to look for it. I recently Continue reading →
In the age where a piece of code that consists of two variables is considered mind-blowing content, it’s not just important to try and separate that which we read and consume online, it’s mandatory. You might argue you’ve got it under Continue reading →
As a web designer, even developer, you’re constantly on top of something, and at the end of the day, those small tasks like setting up a new web server for a tiny website – do add up. You can for the Continue reading →
