Can someone explain how does "Execute in place" work?

Execute in place In computer science, execute in place (XIP) is a method of executing programs directly from long term storage rather than copying it into RAM. It is an extension of using shared memory to reduce the total amount of memory required.

What benefits will the new Java 9 module system bring, compared to using jars?

How do I set up the latest version of Tesseract in Java?

Is it worth solving a problem which is already solved by someone else?

For example, say there is a library which does what you want. Is it worth spending your time to solve the same problem in your own way?

What are the things front-end developers should learn in 2017?

What's on your bucket list?

What techniques do you use to debug your NodeJS applications in production?

Debugging locally is not a hard thing; but what techniques do you have in your tool-belt if you ever face problems in production.

Does anybody still use Gulp in their workflow?

With the emergence of Webpack, you can arguably do everything with it; do you see Webpack replacing Gulp for good?

Is it a good idea to teach a beginner JavaScript using ES6?

With ES6, we have classes. That’s OOP sugar on JavaScript’s prototypal-inheritance model. There are many tutorials to get started in JavaScript with ES6. Do you think people are missing essential JavaScript knowledge, and history (prototypes, the ee...

Are JavaServer Pages still worth learning in 2016?

Found this question somewhere on web. What's your opinion on the current scenario of JavaServer Pages? Do you think it's still used?

What does your ~/.gitconfig contain?

Your ~/.gitconfig says a lot about your git setup. 😃 I am wondering what Hashnoders have got stashed in their ~/.gitconfig files. Share them here