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.
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 Tiny C Projects by Dan Gookin
This article discusses the C development cycle.
From Python Concurrency with asyncio by Matthew Fowler
This article shows how you might make your first application that leverages asyncio.
From The Programmer’s Brain by Felienne Hermans
When you program, there are a lot of different types of things that you might be doing. In this article we dive into these different activities that you perform as you program.
By Christian Clausen
Flexibility is essential for long-lived codebases, however, it comes at a price. It requires effort to maintain flexibility and improperly-implemented flexibility can actually make a codebase harder to maintain. In this article, I show how good flexibility can be extracted from the structure of our code with minimal effort. But before we get into that, let’s discuss what flexibility in a codebase means.
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.
From Testing JavaScript Applications by Lucas da Costa
In this article, you’ll learn how to use Node and Jest to test code written to run in a browser.
From Code like a Pro in C# by Jort Rodenburg
This article gives an overview of exactly how C# code is compiled.