Software Development
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Friction in Software
Friction can be a very powerful force when building software. The things that are made easier or harder can dramatically…
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How to avoid messy code
Few programmers explicitly intend to write poorly structured source code. They don’t sit down, whip out their Bad Code Design…
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A Case For Native Smart Card Support in Browsers
A smart card is a device that holds a private key securely without letting it out of its storage. The…
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The complete guide to (external) Domain Specific Languages
This guide will show you: the what: after a definition we will look into 19 examples of DSLs the why:…
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Fighting Advanced Persistent Security Threats with Anomaly Detection: Sometimes More is More
Does this sound disturbing? You try to reach a particular website only to find the site is down. But it’s…
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[MEGA DEAL] Linux/UNIX Certification Training Bundle (97% off)
Learn the Tricks of the Linux Systems Administration Trade & Prepare for Top Certification Exams Hey fellow geeks, This week,…
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Why You Should Know the Language Server Protocol
The Language Server protocol is used between a tool (the client) and a language smartness provider (the server) to integrate…
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Concurrency in Elixir
Erlang has been around for over 30 years and was built well before multi-core CPUs existed. Yet it’s a language…
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Yet Another Take On Software Developer Archetypes
If you search for Software Developer Archetypes you’ll find a large number of perspectives on this ranging from serious and…
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