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Anki - a system for learning new things using so-called flashcards. (How to use it effectively?)
Paweł Cisło's article covers the SRS method and using Anki for effective learning. It emphasizes the importance of regular reviews for better knowledge retention.
Data Exchange Between Browser Tabs Using JavaScript
The article discusses ways to send data between browser tabs using the BroadcastChannel API.
I Know What You Downloaded from the Torrent (You or Your Neighbor)
The article reviews 'I Know What You Download', a site that monitors torrent users and the legal implications of such activities.
Write a simple Twitter bot using Python and AWS Lambda
The article explains how to create a Twitter bot using Python and AWS Lambda. The author provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the bot and connecting its code with the Twitter API. This guide is suitable for both beginners and advanced developers.
And what if we wrote our own commercial WhatsApp/Telegram in 2020? - how much could it cost?
The article discusses the costs of developing messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram, pointing out that expenses can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. It highlights factors influencing costs, such as team location and project complexity.
Build Your Own React - How to Write a Popular Library from Scratch
The article 'Build Your Own React' is a guide teaching how to create your own version of the React library from scratch.
Alternative Career Development Paths for Developers - Who Can You Become with Your Skills?
The article presents alternative career paths in tech, encouraging the exploration of new job possibilities.
Autoprefixer - or keep CSS compatible with old browsers
Autoprefixer is a tool that automatically adds vendor prefixes to CSS, ensuring compatibility with various browsers and saving time for developers.
GUIetta - a library for extremely simple GUI building in Python (QT)
Guietta is an easy-to-use library for creating simple GUIs in Python.
Basic Science in 2020? Yes! But in a 64-bit version with compilation options for Windows, Linux, and Mac
RB64 is a project reviving QBASIC with added modern features. It's an ideal platform for developers who value classic coding and want to create modern applications.
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