Does the programming language that you learn actually matters? This is a question I get from a lot of developers, new and even experienced ones, that wonder if they've learned the right programming language or if they need to learn multiple programming [ read more...]
Unless you live on Mars in radio silence, you know how the COVID-19 virus has deeply affected us all. Regardless of whether you are currently working from home or not, there is still a lot you can do with the time you [ read more...]
The phenomenon of distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks debuted in the mid-1990s and has since gone through big evolutionary changes. At its dawn, it was largely a prerogative of hacktivists who knocked major internet services offline as a sign of protest against online [ read more...]
The word “amateur” usually carries negative connotations, but its etymology—from the Latin “amare”—refers to love. As an amateur coder, I’m someone who programs for the joy of programming. Arguably, all programmers began like that—learning how to code because it’s something they like. [ read more...]
For developers facing programming challenges, most problems are solved with the use of logic. If you ever heard a developer say they solved a problem within their code completely intuitively, you’d probably shake your head. If, however, a designer were to say [ read more...]
Coding can be tedious and difficult at times. Getting as much help as you can is a good idea, which is why using a CI/CD tool is a great assistant to help with your project. Using a CI/CD tool can really increase [ read more...]