Originally posted on blog.bitsrc.io JavaScript is one of the most dynamic languages out there. Multiple features are added to make the language more manageable and practical each year. In this blog post, we are going through some recent features added to the language and some tricks that you could use in a daily coding journey...
Originally posted on dev As a developer, I am constantly on the lookout for solutions that can help me improve my daily workflow, so I try to keep up with the novelties on the market (another reason is to later brag about using them before it was cool). Today I prepared for you my pick...
Originally posted on makeuseof. Either one of these approaches works, so find out which is most suitable for you. Python has many useful string functions, like casefold() which converts a string to lower case. There is no string-reversing function built into the language. However, there are two simple approaches you can use to reverse a...
Originally posted on dev. The Problem I had an experience with a company I worked with years ago. Their code-review process was broken. It took weeks or more to get a review completed. It was all done in the name of writing “good code,” but the result was less than effective. What I started to...
Originally posted on dev. A new version of React was released on the 29th of March this year. The latest version, React 18, includes some out-of-the-box improvements, including concurrent rending, new APIs, and much more. In this article, we shall go through some of the new features that have been introduced in React v18. What...
Originally posted on makeuseof. These code samples will help you learn about Python basics and solve common everyday challenges. Many programmers like Python for its simple and concise syntax. These Python recipes are small sample programs that you can use to solve common daily problems. Use these easy-to-digest Python recipes and take your coding efficiency...
Originally posted on dev. I previously blogged about generics being added as part of the Go 1.18 release. There was another quality of life improvement that was added with this release called “Go workspaces”. This is what the release notes said about workspaces: In this blog post, we are going to explore what Go workspaces are and...
Originally posted on dev. 8 Sweet Treats in Modern C# C# through the Ages Many, many eons ago ✨, C# ’twas but an archaic, OOP focused language. Alas, ’tis no more! Many updates and feature requests later C# has evolved, shedding the object focused shackles of its past, becoming a modern, functional, programming language. Here are 8 🔥 sizzling 🔥 features to...
Originally posted on machinelearningmastery. Serialization refers to the process of converting a data object (e.g. Python objects, Tensorflow models) into a format that allows us store or transmit the data and then recreate the object when needed using the reverse process of deserialization. There are different formats for serialization of data, such as JSON, XML,...
Originally posted on dev. JavaScript is one of the most popular computer languages of all time, one of the reasons for this is the highly intuitive syntax of JavaScript. That’s not even the best part, the best part is that a lot of new features are added to the language regularly. Today we will see...
Performance and React! Such a fun topic with so many controversial opinions and so many best practices flipping to be the opposite in just 6 months. Is it even possible to say anything definitive here or to make any generalized recommendations? Usually, performance experts are the proponents of “premature optimisation is the root of all...
Originally posted on towardsdatascience. Start the new year with this inspired list of interesting code with libraries, roadmaps, and projects to bookmark New tools that improve developer productivity are released every single day in the ever evolving domain that is Data Science. There is a sea of great projects to learn from, and even better...
Originally posted on machinelearningmastery. When an exception occurs in a Python program, often a traceback will be printed. Knowing how to read the traceback can help you easily identify the error and make a fix. In this tutorial we are going see what the traceback can tell you. After completing this tutorial, you will know:...
Originally posted on technologyreview. Thousands worldwide, from San Francisco to Slovenia, are counting down to Christmas with a puzzle-a-day programming challenge called Advent of Code. By midnight on December 1, 2015, when Eric Wastl first launched his annual Santa-themed puzzle-a-day programming challenge Advent of Code, 81 people had signed up. That pretty much matched his capacity...
Originally posted on makeuseof. Itertools is a common Python module, but how much do you know about it? Find out more by exploring some of the module’s most useful functions. Itertools is one of the most useful modules Python provides. Its functions make it a breeze to work with lists and arrays. Whether you need...
Originally posted on makeuseof. Handle strings like a pro with these C++ methods. C++ is one of the most powerful programming languages with the help of its built-in methods to perform operations like sorting, searching, and reversing. These methods cover the ease-of-use drawbacks C++ has when compared to other high-level programming languages like Java and...
Originally posted on techradar. The next stable version of popular open source programming language, Python 3.10, has been released, bringing with it a host of new syntax and typing features that’ll appeal to long-time developers. Python 3.10 follows the languages’ 30th anniversary earlier this year in February 2021, and though it doesn’t have a long list of new features,...
Originally posted on dev. Hello Folks 👋 This is Savio here. I’m young dev with an intention to enhance as a successful web developer. I love building web apps with React. I have proved my superiority in frontend technologies. Today, I’d like to share 20 Killer JavaScript one liners to make your life easier. Let’s...
Originally posted on dev. While Programming, you are bound to encounter Repetitive Code, writing which is a complete waste of time. I am not talking about Non-DRY Code, but Essentials Code that is necessary to be written. An example of this would be connecting State/Dispatch to Props using React-Redux. Anyone who has worked on a decent-sized React-Redux project knows how many times you have to write the same...
Originally posted on dev. Hello, buddies! We love python, right? So today we’re going to see some amazing things that can be done with python(you may not know them). Interesting? Let’s start! 1. Google Search with Python Sometimes we get so much into programming that we feel lazy enough to open the browser and search...
