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In the first semester of my CS Degree, they taught us python, classes were mostly theoretical initially and then one day our lecturer gave us a task, reversing a string in python. Now that I am fairly comfortable with basic to intermediate level prob...

Sep 12, 20212 min read

JSJames Shahbytetales.hashnode.dev

Learning Data Structures And Algorithms

Data Structures and Algorithms are like backbone of a well designed and efficient code. For a software developer, Data Structures and Algorithms are the most important assets for programming, but Algorithms are not only limited to software engineerin...

May 15, 2020

TToddtheonlyrealtodd.hashnode.dev

Cultural Issues with Product Security in Modern Tech

Introduction Although it's debatable whether or not most tech employees "care" about security of customer data and product security, I haven't been able to get anyone to tell me in writing that they don't. Verbal claims aren't generally very useful i...

Apr 3, 2020

MLMicah Lindleyblog.micahlindley.com

My journey through the Linuxverse

There’s a TL;DR at the bottom 😉 Until a few years ago, I had only used Windows and Macs. My only experience with development was that of a web-based IDE like Codeacademy or Repl.it, and the occasional Notepad on Windows. Now don’t get me wrong; th...

Feb 24, 2020

JBJuan Burgosblog.juanburgos.dev

A Coding Boot Camp Dropout.

How I went from dropping out of a coding boot camp -thinking that coding was the most taedēre thing in the world- to making a come back, genuinely liking it and wanting to change my career. The phone call that changed everything. August, 2015. While ...

Feb 9, 2020

CPCaleb Pickenscalebpickens.hashnode.dev

Hello World...

This is my intro to the Hashnode community It is also a rant on Hello World Hello people! I am Caleb Pickens, and this is my first blog post! cue applause You may skim over this, and think, "Oh, just another blog post by some random dude who has noth...

Jan 26, 2020

TToddtheonlyrealtodd.hashnode.dev

Programming is highly subjective

One thing I've come to learn in my journey as a computer programmer, is that programming is highly subjective. It isn't necessarily subjective by necessity, but the manifestation of it as it is in 2019 is with things like the so-called "Social Coding...

Dec 12, 2019

TToddtheonlyrealtodd.hashnode.dev

Why being nice isn't always great

Introduction I heard a lot about kindness lately. Everyone is talking about how everyone else should just always be "nice" to one another. In fact, I've found it entertaining how preoccupied so many people seem to be with how other people should be a...

Oct 16, 2019

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