If you are relatively new to Rust, you probably have gone through a decent learning curve to understand the programming language concepts. Working with hardcoded data in your projects is not common when working on real-world application, but rather making HTTP requests to fetch data from other APIs. After all, do you know how to … Read more
The digital era doesn’t cease to amaze people with new inventions, innovations, and most importantly, new vocabulary and phrases that tend to confuse as much as they inform. You must have already come across new words like blockchain, cryptocurrency, decentralized systems, Web 3.0, etc. Some of these words have become part of our daily lives, … Read more
Have you seen a question mark (?) in JavaScript code but you don’t know what it means? What if I tell you the question mark can have not only one meaning, but three different meanings in JavaScript based on how it is used? All of the sudden, the question mark can sound complicated. However, once … Read more
If you have a Python background, you must have come across one of the four main built-in data types called Tuples used to store multiple items in a single variable. Previously, we didn’t have tuples in JavaScript, and programmers had to use various methods like array destructuring to play the role of tuples. But that … Read more
Rust iterators are data structures that contain a sequence of objects and allow the programmer to iterate them efficiently. However, like most things in Rust, iterators have a steep learning curve. The primary functions and concepts can be daunting, but don’t worry, we are here to do our absolute best to explain them. All three … Read more
If you are new to Rust programming language, there is a chance you are experiencing a deep learning curve in understanding how the programming language works. On top of that, you start writing your first couple of unit tests and suddenly realize that the logs from using the print or println! macro are not displayed … Read more
Many programmers view the task of writing documentation as a necessary evil. After all, it’s often seen as a waste of time that could be better-spent coding. However, for others to use and understand their code, programmers are typically required to document their work, and this can be a tedious and frustrating process. Programmers hate … Read more
Programmers have complex jobs that involve writing code — as well as testing, developing, and debugging software. Admin rights allow programmers to have extensive access to everything they need to do their jobs. But do they really need these rights? Programmers need admin rights because these allow them to work efficiently without constantly needing to … Read more
There’s a new challenger in the world of web development, and its name is WebAssembly (WASM). WASM is a new binary format for executable code on the web that is designed to be faster than JavaScript. Because of that, most web developers and enthusiasts have been confronted with a new potential reality: Will WebAssembly (WASM) … Read more
Dart is an open-source programming language created in 2011 by Google. It’s gained a lot of traction since then, and some are wondering if it marks the beginning of the end for JavaScript, one of the most popular (if not the most popular) programming languages. So, will Dart replace JavaScript in the future? Dart will … Read more
