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Django 3.1 provides support for asynchronous views, allowing developers to make significant performance improvements.

How to Improve Django 3.1 View Performance with Async Support

Becoming the owner of a legacy Rails app can mean inheriting a project bogged down with tech debt, bugs, and sketchy documentation. Here's how to survive it.

6 Tips for Taking Ownership of a Legacy Rails Project

We'll run through how to build and configure a CI/CD pipeline to deploy your business's website using AWS, Terraform & Gitlab.

Learn How to Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using GitLab for your Website

With Arweave, a cloud user will never see decades of memories, files, and photographs disappear in an instant.

Arweave: The Web's Forever Storage Layer

`I'm on my way over to pick you up and take you to a lawyer's office where you can get some sort of protection.'

The American Connection.

An easy approach to the hard leetcode problem Merge k Sorted Lists from that many people using Java Algorithms will need to learn in order to be effective.

Java Algorithms: Merge k Sorted Lists (LeetCode)

Link prediction aims to predict the likelihood of a future or missing connection between nodes in a network. 

Learn to Create an Algorithm That Can Predict User Behaviors Using AI

Explore traditional full-stack development, its limitations, and an alternative backend solution to enhance your custom-built applications.

Rethinking Full-Stack Development: Is a Custom Backend the Best Choice?

A review of popular React Frameworks that can be used to develop React Applications.

Popular React Framework Choices to Develop React Apps in 2023 

How to set up a multi-language Next.js project with built-in support for internationalized routing and react-intl library.

Next.js Internationalization (i18n) Tutorial

‘Privacy’ and ‘Confidentiality’ are often used interchangeably but they are not the same. 

How to Implement QA Testing in a Confidential and Secure Manner  

Data Visualization — Experiment 2

(<a href="http://chupin.ru/library/index.htm#VahidRanjbar" target="_blank">link to Russian language version</a>, link to <a href="https://www.dropbox.com/s/ycdigqf1t8n33b7/3%20textes%20.epub?dl=0" target="_blank">French version</a>)

Plato, Modern Physics and Baha’u’llah

In this part of creating your programming language, we’ll implement raising exceptions with the stack trace and provide the exceptions handling in Ruby syntax

Building Your Own Programming Language From Scratch: Part X - Exceptions Handling

A framework based on Vue.js, aimed to provide the best Developer Experience, to deliver the best User Experience for your end users.

Vue Amsterdam 2022: Part VIII - The Nuxt Web

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to build your own Programming language!

Building Your Own Programming Language From Scratch

Understand how to reverse a string using recursion in C++ and Java

How to Reverse a Sentence Using Recursion in C++ and Java

Build an application that allows you to vote courses in tech. You will use technologies such as GraphCMS, Nuxt.js, GitHub, TailwindCSS and NPM.

How to Build a Voting Application for Tech Courses with GraphCMS and Nuxt

The premise of my article is to dive into the architecture of databases and learn why it has worked well for enterprises. While comparing the resiliency of databases with the value proposition of permissioned chains. Finally a look ahead of how ledger database if architected correctly could be poised to ride the next wave of innovation. <a href="https://jonchoi.com/opennetworks/" target="_blank">Jon Choi argued</a> that we should retire the word blockchain and use the term “open networks”. The conclusion from Jon’s article is that open crypto networks, “are networks that share resources and responsibilities with their participants”. By establishing the term this would allow the community to evolve and grow independently from other communities. I would argue that the enterprise community should retire the word blockchain and adopt the term “ledger databases”.

Relational, NoSQL, Ledger Databases work, not Permissioned Blockchains.

<a href="https://james-bowen-c4sg.squarespace.com/blog/2018/8/27/TODO" target="_blank">Last week</a> we looked at how monads can help you make the next jump in your Haskell development. We went over the <code class="markup--code markup--p-code">runXXXT</code> pattern and how it’s a common gateway for us to use certain monads from the rest of our code. But sometimes it also helps to go back to the basics. I actually went a long time without really grasping how to use a couple basic monads. Or at the very least, I didn’t understand how to use them as monads.

Common (But not so Common) Monads

In <a href="https://www.mmhaskell.com/blog/2018/2/19/applicative-parsing-ii-putting-the-pieces-together" target="_blank">last week’s article</a> we completed our look at the <a href="https://hackage.haskell.org/package/regex-applicative" target="_blank">Applicative Parsing</a> library. We took all our smaller combinators and put them together to parse our Gherkin syntax. This week, we’ll look at a new library: <a href="https://hackage.haskell.org/package/attoparsec" target="_blank">Attoparsec</a>. Instead of trying to do everything using a purely applicative structure, this library uses a monadic approach. This approach is much more common. It results in syntax that is simpler to read and understand. It will also make it easier for us to add certain features.

Attoparsec: The Clarity of Do-Syntax

Solving k-th largest element in the array using heap and quickselect

Kth Largest Element in an Array - Quickselect Using Lomuto Partitioning Scheme.

GPT-4 was tested across an entire legacy Java SDLC. Here’s where it excelled, where it failed, and how AI can realistically modernize enterprise systems.

Reviving Legacy Code with GPT-4: A Practical Guide to AI-Assisted Refactoring and Testing

Time to market can make or break any idea or solution. Check out how quickly a RESTful API can be created by leveraging ChatGPT, Spring Boot, Gradle, and Heroku

How To Introduce a New API Quickly Using Spring Boot and Gradle

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How to Improve Django 3.1 View Performance with Async Support

6 Tips for Taking Ownership of a Legacy Rails Project

Learn How to Build a CI/CD Pipeline Using GitLab for your Website

Arweave: The Web's Forever Storage Layer

The American Connection.

Java Algorithms: Merge k Sorted Lists (LeetCode)

Learn to Create an Algorithm That Can Predict User Behaviors Using AI

Rethinking Full-Stack Development: Is a Custom Backend the Best Choice?

Popular React Framework Choices to Develop React Apps in 2023

Next.js Internationalization (i18n) Tutorial

How to Implement QA Testing in a Confidential and Secure Manner

Data Visualization — Experiment 2

Plato, Modern Physics and Baha’u’llah

Building Your Own Programming Language From Scratch: Part X - Exceptions Handling

Vue Amsterdam 2022: Part VIII - The Nuxt Web

Building Your Own Programming Language From Scratch

How to Reverse a Sentence Using Recursion in C++ and Java

How to Build a Voting Application for Tech Courses with GraphCMS and Nuxt

Relational, NoSQL, Ledger Databases work, not Permissioned Blockchains.

Common (But not so Common) Monads

Attoparsec: The Clarity of Do-Syntax

Kth Largest Element in an Array - Quickselect Using Lomuto Partitioning Scheme.

Reviving Legacy Code with GPT-4: A Practical Guide to AI-Assisted Refactoring and Testing

How To Introduce a New API Quickly Using Spring Boot and Gradle

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