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The Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) learning path offers a comprehensive exploration of software development principles and techniques. Covering three modules, learners will delve into foundational OOP concepts, advanced techniques, and their integration with Protocol-Oriented Programming (POP). By mastering both OOP and POP paradigms, participants will emerge ready to craft robust, adaptable software solutions that...
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Chrisβ Corner: Naming, Tiles, and Simplicity
They say βnaming things is hardβ not because picking any olβ name is hard, but because picking a useful, long-lasting, meaningful, understandable, deeply communicative name is hard. Screw it up and you can confuse yourself and others unnecessarily. Weβre in a dev cycle right now on CodePen itself that has me seeing PRs on the [β¦]
Cobra Kai season 6 part 3: release date, trailer, confirmed cast, plot synopsis, and more news about the hit Netflix show's final chapter
Here's everything we know about Cobra Kai season 6 part 3, including its Netflix launch date.
Issue 631
What sits in between "everything on one machine" and talking via HTTP APIs? Distributed actors!
Built for Privacy: Partnering to Deploy Oblivious HTTP and Prio in Firefox
Protecting user privacy is a core element of Mozillaβs vision for the web and the internet at large. In pursuit of this vision, weβre pleased to announce new partnerships with Fastly and Divvi Up to deploy privacy-preserving technology in Firefox. The post Built for Privacy: Partnering to Deploy Oblivious HTTP and Prio in Firefox appeared first on Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog.
Chrisβ Corner: Can Has Blurs, Filters, and Masks
Youβve seen CSSβ new :has() selector right? There are all these βbasicβ use cases that leave me smiling because the solutions of the past were inelegant at best, and now are easy and satisfying. Hereβs one: One approach to this with :has() is just a few lines and reads very clearly to me: But as [β¦]
VPN testing - the latest results from our team of experts
Check out the latest VPN test results to see what's changed in our rankings, and what our hundreds of hours of expert testing uncovered.
Issue 630
Did you know that DocC could create interactive tutorials? Let's showcase some.
Scaling up learning across many different robot types
Robots are great specialists, but poor generalists. Typically, you have to train a model for each task, robot, and environment. Changing a single variable often requires starting from scratch. But what if we could combine the knowledge across robotics and create a way to train a general-purpose robot?
Chrisβ Corner: Things I Totally Didnβt Know About That I Learned From Taking the State of HTML 2023 Survey
Lea Verou helped craft the State of HTML 2023 Survey β the first of itβs kind! HTML, you say? What is there to ask? HTML isnβt exactly what Iβd think of as a fast-moving technology. I hear there is a element now, so thatβs new. Itβs sugar for . I like it. Is [β¦]
Issue 629
Should we be wishing for more custom UI in Settings.app?
Ansible Contributor Summit, Durham 2023
Ansible Contributor Summit, Durham 2023 The Ansible Contributor Summit is a full day working session for community contributors to interact with one another and meet with the Ansible development teams behind the projects like AWX, Galaxy NG, Molecule, Ansible Lint and Event-Driven Ansible. We will discuss important issues affecting the Ansible Community and help shape the future of collaboration. We are happy to have...
Upcoming PS5 exclusives - release schedule for confirmed games
Here's all of the upcoming PS5 exclusives that have officially been confirmed for release in 2025 and beyond!
New Ansible Galaxy
New Ansible Galaxy For awhile, the Red Hat Ansible team behind the components Ansible automation hub and Ansible cloud automation hub at console.redhat.com have been on a special ops mission to enhance the galaxy_ng code base that serves the aforementioned components to also serve galaxy.ansible.com, with the intention of replacing galaxy.ansible.com with a fresh code base. Galaxy, a legacy far far away⦠The current...
Chrisβ Corner: Better CSS Animation
CSS animation rules. Just have a look atβ¦ CodePen lol. There was a (long) time when it didnβt exist, though. My old buddy Jonathan Snook wrote in 2007 that he didnβt like the idea of animation coming to CSS at all, but had changed his mind by 2009. Theyβve evolved a bit since those early [β¦]
Issue 628
What does the future of testing in Swift look like? Find out, and give feedback!
Why I chose Codepen PRO over Copilot
Strange premise from Jon Ellwood, right? He explains: I will acknowledge that CodePen and Copilot are two different products, and it might seem odd to be comparing the two β but the commonality for me is that my budget only allows for one of them to get my money each month. While Copilot could give [β¦]
Ethereum.org Translatathon Recap
Ethereum.org is an educational website and portal to Ethereum - for many people, it is their first contact with Ethereum, the place where they find their first wallet or dapp to use, and their go-to resource to start learning or level up their knowledge. To best serve this purpose,...
A catalogue of genetic mutations to help pinpoint the cause of diseases
New AI tool classifies the effects of 71 million βmissenseβ mutations.
Chrisβ Corner: Subgrid
Chrome 117 went stable this past week. There is a website where you can see what the plan is for Chrome releases, by the way, which is handy when you care about such things. Chrome releases a major version about once a month, and I usually donβt feel ultra compelled to write anything about it [β¦]
Devconnect Istanbul Updates!
Greetings, Ethereum builders and enthusiasts! Devconnect Istanbul is just around the corner, with only two months to go! We're here to remind you why we're so excited about this event and to share some important updates and information. Don't forget to secure your Devconnect Cowork ticket here, and...
Issue 627
No commentary today, but plenty of links!
Geth v1.13.0
Geth v1.13 comes fairly close on the heels of the 1.12 release family, which is funky, considering it's main feature has been in development for a cool 6 years now. This post will go into a number of technical and historical details, but if you just want the...
Chrisβ Corner: Variations on What Not to Do
I think the nail is in coffin now: you should never design something for the web with only one (or even a narrow set) of particular viewport sizes in mind. Itβs just so darn tempting to think that way. You have a couple of pretty specific screen sizes in front of you right now, you [β¦]
Welcome to the new Ansible Community Forum
Welcome to the new Ansible Community Forum Today, we're delighted to announce the launch of the new Ansible Community Forum - a single starting point for questions and help, development discussions, events, and much more. Everyone is invited, whether you are an Ansible user, contributor or developer, we are all community! Register here to join us! Read more⦠(2 min remaining to read)
Issue 626
Are all human eyes approximately the same distance apart?
The Last of Us season 2: release date, trailer, confirmed cast, plot synopsis, and more on the popular HBO show's return
Here's everything you need to know about The Last of Us season 2 ahead of its premiere this weekend (April 12-13).
Faster Vue.js Execution in Firefox
Firefox performance on Vue.js has improved significantly throughout the year. Most recently, we sped up reactivity with Proxy optimizations. This change landed in Firefox 118, so itβs currently on Beta and will ride along to Release by the end of September. The post Faster Vue.js Execution in Firefox appeared first on Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog.
Chrisβ Corner: Web Components Donβt Need You
Dave Rupert blogged a bunch of reasons about why you probably arenβt using them yet. Some of it is technological, and more of it is historical, marketing, and psychological reasons. Then Dave, a pretty avid Web Components follower and advocate, followed up with another surprise. Should you rewrite your app to use them? Probably not. [β¦]
Issue 625
Running all the tests is for pre-commit hooks and CI only!
Little Nightmares 3 - everything we know
Little Nightmares 3 will now be released in 2025, so there's still a lot to learn about this anticipated addition to a well-loved series.
Identifying AI-generated images with SynthID
New tool helps watermark and identify synthetic images created by Imagen
Chrisβ Corner: Even More SVG Tricks
SVG has so many tricks up its sleeve. Itβs really a full-featured drawing API literally designed for the web, but few of us really truly understand it nor reach for it enough. Heck, I even wrote a book about it, and I donβt. At the time, just getting people to use SVG for icons felt [β¦]
Issue 624
How do you keep the files you're working on easily at hand? Here's how I do it.