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Programming Leftovers

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 5th of October 2019 12:58:31 AM Filed under
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  • PHPUnit 8.4

    RPM of PHPUnit version 8.4 are available in remi repository for Fedora ≥ 29 and for Enterprise Linux (CentOS, RHEL...).

  • A concise resource repository for machine learning!

    This is the reflection of our Machine Learning journey so far. So, along with our learning journey, we'll continue to update this repository and will remain concise but yet comprehensive to highlight the most relevant resources from time to time. The main points are:
    - Concise and comprehensive
    - Keep updating
    - Turning web-bookmark into git-repo

    However, ML-Bookmarks is still of its early stage. There's a lot of modification of this repository still left. We need your support and constructive feedback to turn this repository more robust and reliable to everyone.

  • Django vs Ruby on Rails: Web Frameworks Comparison

    There are more than 90 web development frameworks out there. No wonder it’s hard to choose the one that’ll suit your project best. Still, there are at least two major frameworks that are widely used by the tech giants of nowadays, and for good reason. Ever heard of Django or Ruby on Rails? If both web frameworks are quite good, how do you compare Django and Ruby on Rails to choose which one to use for web development?

    Instagram, YouTube, Spotify, Dropbox and other online and app-based services that we use daily are powered by Django, a Python programming language framework. On the other hand, Airbnb, Bloomberg, Shopify, and other leading companies use Ruby on Rails, a Ruby programming language framework. Both languages were created to serve the web and make web applications (including mobile web apps) possible.

  • Getting to Know Go, Python, and Benchmarks

    Hello, my name is Vadym, and this is my story about how I started learning Go, what it felt like compared to Python (the language I currently use at work), and benchmarking.

    I believe that every developer should learn constantly to be good at what they do. And it's not only about knowing new frameworks, databases, or platforms like AWS Lambda. It’s about knowing how the services you use from day to day interact with each other, differentiate when your favorite language uses a link to an object or a copy of the object, and many other things.

    I've been using Python as my main language for writing production code for 10 years. But even as a devoted Python developer, I’ve tried different languages over time. I like to learn new languages, because I might pick up something for my daily work – even from ones I won’t use or from languages I don’t really like, such as Ruby or Java. Also, it’s not very important for me to learn new languages only. I like to spend time on old and rarely used languages as well. For example, I’ve tried Lisp for more than writing a config for Emacs. I also like Erlang a lot, but it’s not very popular nowadays.

  • Code Challenge 64 - PyCon ES 2019 Marvel Challenge

    This weekend is Pycon ES and in the unlikely event you get bored, you can always do some coding with PyBites.

  • Solving Systems of Linear Equations with Python's Numpy

    The Numpy library can be used to perform a variety of mathematical/scientific operations such as matrix cross and dot products, finding sine and cosine values, Fourier transform and shape manipulation, etc. The word Numpy is short-hand notation for "Numerical Python".

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