Take 40% off Advanced Algorithms and Data Structures by entering fcclarocca into the discount code box at checkout at manning.com. This article covers Introducing the genetic algorithm Examining whether genetic algorithms are better than simulated annealing Solving the “Packing to… Continue Reading →
Learn about productivity tools in this free eBook with chapters selected by Felienne Hermans
From Rust Servers, Services, and Apps by Prabhu Eshwarla This article shows you how you can get started using Actix and Rust. Take 40% off Rust Servers, Services, and Apps by entering fcceshwarla into the discount code box at checkout… Continue Reading →
From DataScience Bookcamp by Leonard Apeltsin This article covers: • Analysis of Binomials using the SciPy library. Take 40% off Data Science Bookcamp by entering fccapeltsin into the discount code box at checkout at manning.com. Statistics is a branch of… Continue Reading →
From Software Telemetry by Jamie Riedesel
This article covers emitting and shipping telemetry to somewhere off the system, such as into a queue.
This article series explores incorporating privacy into your design from the beginning using automation.
In this video, we join John Ferguson Smart and take a fast track journey from stories to acceptance criteria.
The Jamstack is more of an architecture or methodology for building web applications than a prescriptive stack of technologies. Jamstack was formed in response to dynamic web page development that many felt had become cumbersome, slow and insecure. The Jamstack architecture offers a number of benefits including page speed, security and cost.
From Domain-Specific Languages Made Easy by Meinte Boersma This article shows you how to use modern JavaScript in a smart way to comfortably implement templates for text/code generation, instead of using a template engine. The following article is a standalone… Continue Reading →
From Testing JavaScript Applications by Lucas da Costa
In this article, I will teach you techniques to help you write better assertions. You will learn how to make them catch as many bugs as possible, without having to update tests too often, lessening your maintenance burden.