Go Slices are Fat Pointers
This article was discussed on Hacker News. One of the frequent challenges in C is that pointers are nothing but a memory address. A callee Read More
Month: June 2019
Cross Compiling with Docker on WSL 2
Now that WSL 2 packs a true Linux kernel and supports Linux containers (via Docker), it can be a perfect setup to perform application cross Read More
Ionic 4 | How To Create And Validate Forms
I developed this article to demonstrate to you how your Ionic 4 application can manage form validation. This is the fourth iteration of this article Read More
Facebook hosts 2019 Networking and Communications Faculty Summit
On June 26, Facebook hosted a Networking and Communications Faculty Summit for 25 academic researchers and PhD students with backgrounds ranging from routing design, video Read More
Fix Touch Bar Volume Buttons
The touch bar on MacBooks has been a source of controversy since the beginning. Many mourned the loss of the escape key, while others refused Read More
June 2019 Update
If you are an active member of the Red community, you will have likely been keeping track of Red’s progress through our Gitter rooms and Read More
Silent Duels—Constructing the Solution part 1
Previous posts in this series: Silent Duels and an Old Paper of Restrepo Silent Duels—Parsing the Construction Last time we waded into Restrepo’s silent duel Read More
Versioning limitations in .NET
This is a blog post I’ve intended to write for a very long time. (Other blog posts in that category include a recipe for tiramisu Read More
Azure Tips and Tricks Part 204 – Working with Azure Cosmos DB and the JavaScript SDK
ATTENTION: Azure Tips and Tricks has moved! Go here to access the new site and subscribe to the RSS feed for future updates. I’ll also Read More
Reusable code snippets using Live Templates in PHPStrom
Let’s just admit this. If you’re a developer who works with PHP and you haven’t heard about PHPStrom, you’re assumed to be living in the Read More