Are software engineering “best practices” just developer preferences?
My housemate the other day asked me something to the effect of “How can Software Engineers call themselves engineers when there’s no rules, governing bodies, or anything to stipulate what true Software Engineering is?”
Developers dread these programming languages, but which one pays the most?
A portion of the report ranks programming languages by their correlating developer salary. If you're looking to get paid well, it might be worth your time to learn Clojure and maybe not Dart.
Hey Everyone! I'm Shantnu, and I'm a 1x Programmer. I've been programming in Python for 10+ years, and yet I still forget how to use basic things like dictionaries and have to Google for itEvery time I open a file in Python, I have to Google what the parameters to
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Implementer's Guide to WebSockets - Cookie Engineer's Web Log
A How-To Guide on building a WebSocket version 13 client and server from scratch, explaining related RFCs and potential quirks and problems with other implementations.
Python VS Common Lisp, workflow and ecosystem - Lisp journey
I learned Java and C at school, I learned Python by myself and it was a relief. After 8 years working and doing side projects in Python and JavaScript (mostly web dev, Django/Flask/AngularJS/Vuejs), I am not satisfied anymore by the overall experience so I’m making Common Lisp my language of choice.I am not here to compare languages themselves, but their inherent workflow and their ecosystem. This is the article I wish I had read earlier, when I was interested in Lisp but was a bit puzzled, because the Lisp way always seemed different, and I couldn’t find many voices to explain it.
The difference between Go and Rust – dominikbraun.io
Go is regularly criticized for odd decisions and idiosyncrasies, while Rust is celebrated as an almost perfectly designed alternative that solves Go's problems. But in fact, Go and Rust are far from interchangeable.
LispWorks is a Common Lisp implementation that comes with its own Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and its share of unique features, such as the CAPI GUI toolkit. It is proprietary and provides a free limited version.Here, we will mainly explore its IDE, asking ourselves what it can offer to a seasoned lisper used to Emacs and Slime. The short answer is: more graphical tools, such as an easy to use graphical stepper, a tracer, a code coverage browser or again a class browser.
Write code. Not too much. Mostly functions. | Brandon's Website
There's a well-known quote by author Michael Pollan:
"Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." I like it because it doesn't
attempt to be dogmatic: it encapsulates some basic guiding principles that get
you 90% of the way there 90% of the time. Wikipedia describes the book the quote
is from (emphasis mine):
Arm officially has a modern LLVM toolchain for 32bit microcontrollers @arm
For many years, the GNU Arm Embedded Toolchain has provided an open-source toolchain targeting embedded systems. The LLVM Embedded Toolchain for Arm is a new open-source project with the goal of pr…
YAML (YAML Ain't Markup Language) is a human-readable data serialization language. Its syntax is simple and human-readable. It does not contain quotation marks, opening and closing tags, or braces. It does not contain anything which might make it harder for humans to parse nesting rules. You can scan your YAML document and immediately know what's going on. [OS_EMBEDDED_MENU_RIGHT:] YAML features YAML has some super features which make it superior to other serialization formats:
In part 5 of this series, we started to scale the application from a local one to a clustered one by introducing Cluster Sharding. In this article, we will continue our effort ...
When I decided the next post in my series on Python's syntactic sugar would be on async for, I figured it would be straightforward. I have already done `for` loops, so I have something to build off of. The language reference also specifies the pseudo-code for async for, so I
Hack Pipe for Functional Programmers: How I learned to stop worrying and love the placeholder | James DiGioia
I’ve been involved with the development of the pipe operator (|>) in JavaScript for 4 years, going all the way back to 2017 when it was just a humble pipeline that did basic function application. Over the course of the discussion, the proposal evolved into two competing syntaxes, F# & Smart-Mix, exploring different ways of […]