Author announces early-access discount for their new book on data structures and algorithms, available through Manning's MEAP program.
The article argues that writing a simple AI agent is the new 'hello world' for AI engineering and a surprisingly educational experience.
Author announces a new book on data structures and algorithms, available via Manning's Early Access Program with a 50% discount.
A developer reflects on how over-reliance on LLMs like Claude for coding tasks is making them impatient and hindering deep learning.
James Montemagno discusses Vibe Coding and using Microsoft's AI tools for rapid application development in a podcast interview.
Explores writing as cognitive entertainment, connecting programming, consciousness, and AI collaboration to nourish the mind rather than exploit attention.
Explores Douglas Adams' humor as a tool for debugging consciousness and exposing absurd recursive loops in technology, programming, and existence.
A developer describes how AI collaboration evolved into specialized writing agents, exploring consciousness and creative process in programming.
A hands-on tour of Java 25's new features for developers, including language upgrades, concurrency tools, and performance improvements.
A look at a subtle bug in a Go test where a for loop iterates over an empty slice, and how static analysis tools miss it.
Explores fatal error handling in Fortran, covering exit codes, error messages, and the use of stop vs. error stop commands.
A developer shares lessons learned from an unfinished Playdate game project about orbiting a black hole, built with Lua.
Explains the concept of flattening a multidimensional array into a 1D array, with JavaScript examples and a real-world use case.
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A developer's cautionary tale about LLM inaccuracies in simple tasks, highlighting the need to verify AI-generated results.
A guide comparing Swift enums and structs, explaining when to use each for state management and extensibility in iOS development.
Explains how to create custom argument validation guards using the new extension feature in C# 14 and .NET 10.
A developer's personal reflection on creating a Ruby gem inspired by another, the technical challenges faced, and the emotional journey of releasing imperfect work.
Discusses how LLMs like ChatGPT can boost self-learning by helping understand problems and verify solutions, making skill acquisition easier.
Announcing PHPverse 2025, a free online event on June 17th to celebrate PHP's 30th birthday with talks, Q&A, and giveaways.
The author announces the return of the Swift by Sundell blog after a two-year hiatus, citing family changes and a renewed passion for Swift programming.
