An excerpt from Haskell Bookcamp by Phillip Hagenlocher
If you’re interested in learning Haskell and are looking for a place to start, this is the book for you.
Haskell has a reputation for being overly academic and hard to learn, but the truth is that it’s not as much of a bear as people think. You just need the right guide.
An excerpt from JAX in Action by Grigory Sapunov
This excerpt covers:
What is JAX, and how does it compare to NumPy
Why use JAX?
Comparing JAX with TensorFlow/PyTorch
Read it if you’re a Python developer or machine learning practitioner who is interested in JAX and what it can do.
An excerpt from Data for All by John K Thompson
Want to stop being a passive source of free data that other people make money off of? This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to take control of their personal data. It lays out how businesses collect, use, and exploit your data (and the related dangers), and clearly explains the legislation that will overturn the existing system, and how you can use it.
It’s time to completely change your relationship with your data.
From Tiny C Projects by Dan Gookin
In this article, we will discuss the NATO phonetic alphabet and how to write a simple program that will translate it to plain text.
An excerpt from Wagtail CMS in Action by Kalob Taulien
The article gives an overview of Wagtail CMS, whether or not it’s right for you, and how this book will teach you to use it.
Read it if you’re interested in Wagtail CMS or content management systems.
An excerpt from Secret Key Cryptography by Frank Rubin
This article covers:
• Basic terms used in cryptography
• What is an unbreakable cipher?
• What are the different types of cryptography?
Read it if you’re interested in cryptography.
An excerpt from Publishing Python Packages by Dane Hillard
This article discusses using GitHub Actions inside of CI workflows, using the example of a Python package software product.
Read it if you want to learn more about CI and Python packages.
From Tiny C Projects by Dan Gookin
This article talks about writing a C program that writes an appropriate greeting, depending on the time of day, for you when you start your computer.
From Pandas Workout by Reuven Lerner
This article discusses using multi indexes in Pandas.
From Tiny C Projects by Dan Gookin
This article discusses the C development cycle.