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What Are the Building Blocks of a React Application?

Discover how React’s functional components, powered by the Hook API, revolutionized Java development by simplifying state management and lifecycle handling—making class components a thing of the past.

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Kernel Hardening for Linux

The kernel is responsible for the (innermost) basic functions of a Linux system.

Artificial Intelligence

What Is Text Vectorization in AI?

In artificial intelligence, words must first be transformed into numerical values before an embedding layer transforms them into vector...

Python

Python in Education: Empowering the Next Generation of Programmers

The world of programming is vast and ever-evolving, and Python has emerged as a cornerstone language in this dynamic landscape.

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What Is Blockchain?

Blockchain technology has emerged as one of the most transformative innovations of the 21st century, with applications extending far beyond its...

Software Development

The User Researcher Mindset in Software Development

As a developer, if you observe, ask questions, and listen, you have all the tools a good user researcher must have in their toolbox.

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What Is the Reducer Hook in React?

The reducer hook in React works like the state hook, with the difference that you do not manipulate the state directly via a setter function but use...

Software Development

Techniques for a Good Software Architecture Design

There are specific techniques for achieving a good software architecture design that a software architect should know.

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What Is the Koadic Postexploitation Framework?

Koadic is a tool for penetration testing or internal vulnerability testing in your own Windows network.

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Exploring Different Linux Distributions

Linux, an open-source operating system kernel, forms the foundation of a multitude of distributions, commonly referred to as distros.

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How to Install Pop!_OS on Linux

The Pop!_OS Linux distribution is derived from Ubuntu and is developed by an American company called System76.