Programming Leftovers
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Beautiful Bash - Invidious
Tired of an Ugly prompt with no features? Fix it with this guide!
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Buffers on the edge: Python and Rust
Therefore, the regrettable solution is that, right now, there is no way to have all three of: efficiency, interoperability, and soundness.
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2022.43 Cro Apper - Rakudo Weekly News
Oleksander Kiryuhin and Jonathan Worthington announced the release of version 0.8.8 of Cro, the set of libraries for building reactive distributed systems. Coming with many fixes and additions (also by Cro community members), the most notable new features are found in the templating syntax: structural tags in conditions, else and elsif constructs, and inline comments.
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Fermyon brings WebAssembly to the cloud — looks to disrupt container-based app development
Generations of vendors and developers have attempted to create technology that enables organizations to build an application that can run anywhere.
The promise of WebAssembly, which is a nascent open-source technology, is just that. With WebAssembly, developers can potentially write code in the programming language of their choice and then have it run, in a highly optimized approach, in any environment. The promise of WebAssembly has the potential to upend multiple areas of the technology market — including the cloud — which recently has increasingly shifted to a container model that doesn’t always serve every organization’s needs.
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Docker, Inc. Adds Support for Wasm to Docker Desktop Tools - Container Journal
Docker, Inc. today announced at the Kubecon + CloudNativeCon North America conference that developers will be able to use their Docker Desktop environments to build applications using Web Assembly (Wasm) software artifacts.
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How to Install CMake in Linux - Make Tech Easier
For many reasons, Linux has always been a programming mainstay, but most PC users are on Windows. This leaves programmers who need to test on the Windows platform with a dilemma: switching between platforms is near impossible. That’s where CMake comes in.
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Greetings from Campus: Learn How To Innovate
The myth of the lone genius is long gone – if you want to innovate and discover something truly new, you need there to be collaboration between a diverse group of people. This was the starting point for Tuomo Ryynänen, a teacher at Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences when planning a course about innovation and project work.
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Guru: String Manipulation Using SQL - IT Jungle
Recently, I was working with an employee file where first and last name were concatenated with a comma separator. A requirement of the project was to parse the name and populate a different table where first and last name are separate columns. I won’t address the design of the employee file, but I will show how I completed the request.
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guijs: Manage Your JavaScript Projects Easily
The guijs program is an amazing open-source free multi-platform program that built to aid JavaScript developers manage their JavaScript page projects easily and effectively.
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Crashes that you can fix! - EasyHack - LibreOffice Development Blog
EasyHacks are good starting points for the newcomers. If you want to contribute to LibreOffice code by working on this improvement, but you need to know how to get started with LibreOffice development, you can see our video tutorial...