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Yet Another Top 10 Dev Books Post – Part 2
Another one of those "Top 10 development books" posts. But which books did I choose? I can guarantee that there'll be, at least, one you haven't read.
Another one of those "Top 10 development books" posts. But which books did I choose? I can guarantee that there'll be, at least, one you haven't read.
Another one of those "Top 10 development books" posts. But which books did I choose? I can guarantee that there'll be, at least, one you haven't read.
One year ago, I set myself the goal of writing 52 blog posts in 52 weeks. "That's not that hard," you might think. Well, why not click through and see whether I made it?
Over the past few months, I've been working on a new web application: one a search engine for Discworld novels. I'd used it to fuel a series of tutorial posts over on my .NET Core blog, too. Come read this article to see a few demo versions of the application, get a link to the live version and read about how I made it.
Feature image courtesy of www.programmingthrowdown.com Programming is one of those occupations where it can be hard to stay up to date. Especially since it seems like there are 2 new languages, 3 new frameworks and 18 new Javascript libraries released each week. All of this means that it can be difficult to keep Read more…
Happy New Year all! After a long period of not posting anything (aside from a tutorial post, shortly before Christmas, on how to use MakeMKV) for half a year, I’ve decided to post something new. Shortly after the new year, I decided that this blog could do with a new Read more…
I love that this one puzzle has two possible solutions: This problem can be solved by pre-school children in 5-10 minutes, by programer – in 1 hour, by people with higher education … well, check it yourself! 8809=6 7111=0 2172=0 6666=4 1111=0 3213=0 7662=2 9313=1 0000=4 2222=0 3333=0 5555=0 8193=3 Read more…
Edit (18/01/2013) I have edited this post on the above date. However, the only change that I have made is that I am now hosting the source code (found at the end of this post) on GitHub. This means, that if I need to make a change to the code, I do Read more…
EDIT (18/01/2013) I have edited this post on the above date. However, the only change that I have made is that I am now hosting the source code (found at the end of this post) on GitHub. This means, that if I need to make a change to the code, I do Read more…
Edit (18/01/2013) I have edited this post on the above date. However, the only change that I have made is that I am now hosting the source code (found at the end of this post) on GitHub. This means, that if I need to make a change to the code, I do Read more…