Software engineering and personal development
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WikiWand is a Chrome extension which organizes Wikipedia’s content in a new user interface that is intended to make it easier for reading and quick navigation. I have been using it for a few weeks now and I really like it.
It is really hard to think about a real world project in which you are not going to have strings. As a result, having pre-existing methods for manipulating strings is really productive, as it saves you time. In today’s article, I want to emphasize a particular method in Ruby on Rails, that’s surprisingly not that much well known, which helps you with the whitespaces. Continue reading
I recently stumbled upon a new GitHub repository that has a long list of tutorials building many technologies. The list varies from tutorials on how to Build your own Blockchain / Cryptocurrency to Build your own Web Server and Build your own Template Engine, many more. Continue reading
Co-Author: Rexhep Kqiku
There are many programming languages and frameworks out there, which are prepared to be used to solve problems. Although there are billions of problems that we may be asked to solve, there are usually some common themes among many of them. As we usually try to solve business problems, we also want to improve the quality of our work. This way, we have design patterns that are abstractions of some of the best ways to deal with certain situations. Continue reading
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