Compile Swift Podcast gets a co-host
The CompileSwift Podcast welcomes a new co-host, Geoff Pado, and discusses Apple's upcoming September event and iOS 18.1.
The CompileSwift Podcast welcomes a new co-host, Geoff Pado, and discusses Apple's upcoming September event and iOS 18.1.
Explains how motor inertia and gearing affect robot safety and agility, using physics to show why lightweight, high-torque motors are key for advanced robots.
A guide on using the alexmerced/datanotebook Docker image for a quick data notebook environment with pre-installed libraries like pandas, Polars, and PySpark.
A developer reflects on the evolution of his custom static site generator, moving away from complex YAML configuration towards a simpler approach.
A retrospective analysis of the Rust-for-Linux project's progress, challenges, and developer burnout, two years after its initial proposal.
A CSS developer discusses the importance of the State of CSS survey, highlighting potential bias and the need for diverse participation.
Explains how to use the new Promise.withResolvers API in Node.js v22+ to manage asynchronous operations in nested tests.
Explores how memory safety affects sandboxing in complex systems like browsers, challenging the view that they are purely complementary security approaches.
A developer explores using Kamal, a deployment tool, to deploy a web app to a Digital Ocean Droplet virtual machine.
Analyzing the Global Streetscapes dataset, a massive collection of AI-labeled street view imagery, using Python, DuckDB, and a high-performance workstation.
A guide to writing clear and structured Git commit messages to improve code history readability and maintainability.
Explains how Apache Iceberg uses delete files for efficient row-level data deletions without rewriting entire datasets.
A developer shares lessons learned and pitfalls to avoid when implementing policy-based authorization in .NET applications.
Announcing the 2024 Ihaka Lectures series, featuring talks on literate programming, data journalism, and using R in government.
Slides and code for an ElixirConf 2024 talk about improving software quality through more effective testing strategies.
Exploring how to build web applications in Go using only the standard library, without any external packages or dependencies.
Explains single-threaded execution in Swift and its importance for UI responsiveness, as a foundation for concurrency ahead of Swift 6.
A guide to customizing the ZSH terminal startup message with ASCII art and dynamic greetings based on the time of day.
A guide to building fast, production-ready Docker containers for Python applications using the uv tool, focusing on multi-stage builds and caching strategies.
A guide on using Azure Virtual Network Manager to centrally govern and manage large-scale Azure virtual networks, including connectivity, security, and routing.