A curated list of free, high-quality Python programming books for beginners and experienced developers.
A Python tutorial on creating a cleanup script using the path.py library to count and manage files and directories.
A guide explaining common errors and best practices when using Python's open() function for file handling.
A critical review of Martin Fowler's 'Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture', assessing its relevance and dated patterns.
A guide on creating reusable Sass components and managing them with the Bower package manager for efficient web development.
Discusses the need to verify browser security due to government surveillance risks and how Firefox's open-source nature enables this.
How to use CSS animation-play-state to create smooth hover animations that freeze instead of snapping back to the original state.
A programmer analyzes whether math classes are useful in a software development career, based on personal experience.
A blog update on the author's new Flask-based pastebin project, future Python script post, and a request for feedback.
Explains how data alignment affects CPU cache performance, using benchmarks and an analogy to illustrate the impact on speed.
A technical guide on migrating a blog from WordPress to the static site generator Jekyll, covering the setup process and benefits.
A developer shares a simple JavaScript script to automatically generate a talks list from a JSON file, eliminating manual HTML updates.
Exploring JavaScript inheritance patterns for AngularJS components like controllers, services, and directives to enable code reuse.
A developer explains how broken software packaging led to user issues and how they automated testing with Travis CI and Tox to prevent future errors.
A guide to unit testing in Python, covering its benefits, components, and a practical walkthrough using the py.test framework.
An author critiques the overuse of PCA in data science, arguing it's not a universal solution for classification problems.
A tutorial on creating customizable heat maps in R using the gplots and RColorBrewer packages for data visualization.
MarkWiki 1.3 is released, featuring a new built-in search engine and self-registration for users.
A positive review of Michael Hartl's 'Ruby on Rails Tutorial' book, praising its clear explanations and focus on Test Driven Development.
The author built Markedstyle, a web app using Laravel to manage and share custom CSS styles for the Marked Markdown previewer.
