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What Are the Different C++ Compilers?

Curious about C++ compilers? Find out how GCC, Clang++, and MSVC stack up for modern development and what makes each one unique!

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What Are the Individual Program Elements of C++?

In this blog post, we’ll briefly explain the individual program elements of C++ so that you have the basic knowledge necessary to start coding with...

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How to Find and Avoid Errors in JavaScript Programs

During the development of any program (including JavaScript programs), you’ll make the odd mistake. This is normal and part of everyday life when you...

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Regular Expressions in Python Programming

Let’s provide insight into the extensive possibilities of regular expressions for Python.

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An Introduction to Microservices Architecture

In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, the architectural style known as microservices has emerged as a revolutionary approach to...

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A Primer on Asymmetric Cryptography

Cryptography is categorized based on the symmetry of the encryption key and encryption-decryption algorithms.

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Blockchain Creation: Chaining Blocks Basics

Before you build your own blockchain, let’s clarify what information is needed in the blocks. To do this, create a models/Block.java file and start...

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Basic Principles of Android and iOS Security

In this blog post, we’ll cover the essential security features that the Android and iOS platforms come with out of the box.

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What Is YAML and How Is It Used with Kubernetes?

To make your intended result clear to Kubernetes, you need a language in which you can specify your resources declaratively.

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What Is a Click Dummy in Web Design?

When you present a screen flow for evaluation by a group of users, most people will have a tough time imagining how using the tool will feel to them...

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Logging Implementation in Spring

We work in Spring Boot with SLF4J, but not with the application programming interface (API) of the actual logging provider.