Tim Bailey-Jonestimcod.es·Nov 20, 2024Keeping on top of changes across multiple git repositoriesThis is a classic "I scratched my itch, hope it helps" story. I made a Github Gist out of it. I sometimes lose track of unpushed/uncommitted changes, across multiple projects / clients. To get a handle on this, I wrote this script called git-dirty an...Discuss·89 readsGitHub
Leafyhyperleafy.hashnode.dev·Nov 12, 2024Small Wins in Python: How a CLI Todo App Changed My Perspective on CodingIt’s been a while since my first post “Navigating the Fog of Tech: My Journey as an Introverted Tech Enthusiast”, In that time, a lot has happened so there may be a slight change in my writing style. Based on how you perceive it, may be considered as...DiscussPython 3
Ishant Kumarletscodeishant.hashnode.dev·Nov 12, 2024The Kahani Begins: Meet the Variables!Imagine you’ve got three friends, each with a unique way of holding onto things. Let’s call them var, let, and const. They’re a little quirky, and each has their own rules. Scene 1: var – The Forgetful Friend Our friend var has been around for ages,...DiscussJavaScript Aur KahaniJavaScript
Bhadreshkumar Ghevariyablog.bhadreshghevariya.com·Nov 10, 2024I wrote the first leetcode program after a Year and made simple mistakes.Today, I tried to use my problem-solving muscle and tried solving easy-level problems on leetcode. At first, this problem looked very easy to me, So I noted down important pieces of information and started to solve the problem on paper. Still, I took...Discuss·1 likeFirst leetcode
Bree Hallbytesofbree.hashnode.dev·Nov 8, 2024Plan, Practice, Progress: Your Roadmap to Consistent CodingHow many times have you started "learning how to code"? It's ok, you can be honest! You want to learn to code at the prospect of a new career, a better income, increased flexibility, or another perk. That excitement fuels your endless research into i...Discuss·2 likes·198 readscoding
Stanley Owarietaday3-of-30days-js-blog.hashnode.dev·Nov 7, 2024Day 17: Mastering JavaScript Destructuring - Arrays and ObjectsToday’s blog post is brought to you with a glass of white wine in hand – finally! After missing out yesterday due to a last-minute trip to ShopRite, I'm happy to be sipping as I write. 🍷 On Day 17, we’re diving into one of my favorite ES6 features: ...Discuss·10 likesJavaScript
Rohan Ghoshmultithreading-in-java.hashnode.dev·Nov 5, 2024Multithreading in javaUnderstanding Multithreading in Java Java is renowned for its robustness and versatility, and one of its standout features is the ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously through multithreading. In this blog post, we'll delve deep into the con...Discuss·1 likeJava
Faizan Firdousifaizancodes.hashnode.dev·Nov 3, 2024MySQL and JDBCI am here to share what I have learned in the past few days. I have 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻𝘁 𝗯𝗮𝘀𝗶𝗰𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗠𝘆𝗦𝗤𝗟:-- How to run queries-- Types of keys: primary, foreign, composite-- How to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations-- How t...DiscussJDBC
Stanley Owarietaday3-of-30days-js-blog.hashnode.dev·Oct 31, 2024🚀 Day 12 of #30DaysOfJavaScript: Exploring Async and Await in JavaScriptToday, we dove into the world of async and await—a key part of handling asynchronous code in JavaScript. If you're wondering what asynchronous code is and why it's so crucial, let's break it down. 🌐 What is Asynchronous Code? Asynchronous code allow...DiscussJavaScript
Okoye Ndidiamakaamikdigital.hashnode.dev·Oct 31, 2024How to Build Your First Web Application: The Beginner's Guide to Bringing Ideas into RealitySo you have an idea for a web app, but you are not really sure how or where to start? Well, building a web application can sound daunting, especially if it is your first time. However, step by step, anyone can bring their ideas into reality with a fo...DiscussFirst web app
