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Implementation of 9p2000 protocol in Erlang
·hex.pm·
e9p
hauleth.dev/e9p
hauleth.dev/e9p
Pure Erlang implementation of 9p2000 protocol
·tangled.org·
hauleth.dev/e9p
Counting Fast in Erlang with :counters and :atomics
Counting Fast in Erlang with :counters and :atomics
Two BEAM escape hatches for counting fast—shared, mutable, off-heap integer arrays. How :atomics and :counters work, what they guarantee, and when to reach for each.
·andrealeopardi.com·
Counting Fast in Erlang with :counters and :atomics
Phoenix Admin Frameworks
Phoenix Admin Frameworks
Tl;Dr version I personally feel like you should probably either use Kaffy or roll your own admin interface completely from scratch. If you wanna know why, read on. ⚠ This is my very own analysis for my particular needs. Don't take it as being author...
·blog.naslund.co·
Phoenix Admin Frameworks
Generators in lone lisp
Generators in lone lisp
The lone lisp generators implementation journey.
·matheusmoreira.com·
Generators in lone lisp
tree-sitter-language-pack
tree-sitter-language-pack
Pre-compiled tree-sitter parsers for 197 languages with code intelligence, chunking, and polyglot bindings.
·docs.tree-sitter-language-pack.kreuzberg.dev·
tree-sitter-language-pack
Problem loading page
Problem loading page
Programming book reviews, programming tutorials,programming news, C#, Ruby, Python,C, C++, PHP, Visual Basic, Computer book reviews, computer history, programming history, joomla, theory, spreadsheets and more.
·i-programmer.info·
Problem loading page
Building a Shell — Andrew Healey
Building a Shell — Andrew Healey
I built a tiny shell in C to learn what fork, execvp, and dup2 are doing under the hood.
·healeycodes.com·
Building a Shell — Andrew Healey
Installation
Installation
A Guide to installing Deno on different operating systems. Includes instructions for Windows, macOS, and Linux using various package managers, manual installation methods, and Docker containers.
·docs.deno.com·
Installation
Lazy BDDs with eager literal differences
Lazy BDDs with eager literal differences
This is a follow up to our batch of set-theoretic types optimizations, this time targetting differences
·elixir-lang.org·
Lazy BDDs with eager literal differences
Show Your Work: How to write reviewable code - Martin Emde
Show Your Work: How to write reviewable code - Martin Emde
As authors of code, we're responsible for writing reviewable code. When agents write the code, you still need to show your work, even if that work looks different now.
·martinemde.com·
Show Your Work: How to write reviewable code - Martin Emde
Best practices for code authors
Best practices for code authors
This guide will show you how to discover how to write review-friendly code and effectively respond.
·graphite.com·
Best practices for code authors
6 lessons from literate programming
6 lessons from literate programming
What can the literate programming approach teach today's software developers
·victoronsoftware.com·
6 lessons from literate programming
How to Decode a VIN in JavaScript
How to Decode a VIN in JavaScript
Learn 3 ways to decode VINs in JavaScript: offline with @cardog/corgi, online with the Cardog API, or raw NHTSA calls. Complete code examples for Node.js, browsers, and edge workers.
·cardog.app·
How to Decode a VIN in JavaScript
Tracing Discord's Elixir Systems (Without Melting Everything)
Tracing Discord's Elixir Systems (Without Melting Everything)
Join Senior Software Engineer Nick Krichevsky as he explains how Discord added distributed tracing to Elixir's message passing and optimized it to handle millions of concurrent users.
·discord.com·
Tracing Discord's Elixir Systems (Without Melting Everything)
Wasmtime
Wasmtime
·wasmtime.dev·
Wasmtime