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"Never trust a computer you can’t throw out a window"
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Steve Wozniak,
American inventor & Apple co-founder
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A beautiful cheat-sheet for mathematical notation in code form. A great resource to be able to visualise maths from the perspective of software engineers!
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Let's admit it: learning is hard and can be tiring. Gamifying learning is a great way to reduce some of the stress related to learning and it can make the whole experience a lot more enjoyable. This article presents a large collection of interactive coding tools to help you learn CSS, JavaScript, SQL, React, Vim, regular expressions and JAMstack.
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Did you ever need to extract some information from a webpage using a quick command line command? Well maybe you didn't because you didn't think it was possible or that it was too complicated... Now you can use htmlq, a command line tool that works pretty much like jq, but for HTML.
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Learn how to build a web scraper with Javascript and Node.js. Add anti-blocking techniques, a headless browser, and parallelize requests with a queue.
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A cross-platform TUI database management tool written in Rust. It can be particularly useful if you want a quick way to explore a remote databases from a bastion host or a private network where you only have CLI access.
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How to document code is always a highly debated topic. Some think that code should be self descriptive, other have a series of tips to add documentation here and there. This article tries to provide an interesting take on the topic by giving a number of interesting example of how to write well documented code.
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This blog post is an overview of a 5 day prototyping journey building a mock API.
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— Andrea
— Luciano
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