By Alex on March 24, 2014
Coding in Python is not hard, in fact – it has been acclaimed as the easiest programming language to learn for a long time. It is a good starting point if you’re looking to get into web development, even game development – as there are so many resources for building games with Python. It’s one Read More...
By Alex on March 22, 2014
[divider] Table of Contents Introduction to DigitalOcean DigitalOcean’s Journey (Startup Stories) DigitalOcean’s Market Growth How-To Create Your First Account How-To Create Your First Droplet DigitalOcean’s Cloud Hosting Features Known Issues with DigitalOcean’s Services Private Networking Capabilities Comparison With Major Cloud Platforms Support Quality and Response Benchmark Results from a DigitalOcean Server How Community Organized is Read More...
By Alex on March 21, 2014
PHP has been the leading web development (server-side) programming language for many years, and continues to dominate the market after solid twenty years. I’m trying to get some chart data for the market share, but it seems that at the time of writing this – the W3Techs website is currently unavailable. For many, PHP is Read More...
By Alex on March 20, 2014
You shouldn’t be spending too much time on building simple, static websites and blogs, especially if you’re a developer who needs to publish frequent updates, you crave the ability to save time. I’m not sure when exactly the first static site generators started to appear, but I know it’s not a really long time, as Read More...
By Alex on March 19, 2014
Yes, this is the 2nd edition to my list of Node.js frameworks, the first one was where I had put together a list of seven Minimal Node.js Frameworks, which later turned into one of my most visited, shared and admired posts on this blog. If you were a part of the success, thank you and Read More...
By Alex on March 12, 2014
Scala to many is just another language, more or less useless, and never going to bother their path to awesome. To others, Scala is a lovely programming language that provides scalable environment – hence: Scala – and allows to have fun along the way. It’s worth mentioning that companies like LinkedIn, The Guardian and even Read More...
By Alex on March 10, 2014
Notepad++, Sublime Text 2, perhaps even Wordpad for some. All of those are great editors, and certainly can help you build applications with JavaScript. It always has, and always will – come down to the preference of the developer. Online JavaScript editors are great because they allow you to edit your code directly from your Read More...
