Category: Software
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Many open source contributors have been laid off recently, and have not been able to find new roles. Many of these have become the fabled “person in Nebraska”, made famous by XKCD #2347. Every RubyGem, NPM, pip, cargo, etc, package you have ever used is worth at least $1 to you and the careers and…
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You don’t have to leave your terminal to use GitHub Copilot anymore. With GitHub Copilot CLI, you can ask questions, generate scripts, refactor code, and run commands—all without breaking your flow. In this blog, we’ll explore exactly what GitHub Copilot CLI is, how it works, the best ways to use it, and how you can…
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Learn to play the guitar! We just posted a course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel that will teach you essential guitar theory including the fretboard, the major scale and the triads. It was created by baritone guitarist, Alex Gordon Hi-Fi. Here are the sections in this course: Introduction The Crux of Self-Contained Guitar This Notion…
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NOTE ⚠️: This article is written purely for research and educational purposes to help improve security across the ecosystem, and represents my self-evaluation of our risk assessment process for kgateway. kgateway is an excellent Gateway API implementation, and I have great respect for the developers and their work on this project. The vulnerabilities discussed here…
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When Anders Hejlsberg started work on TypeScript in 2012, he wasn’t dreaming up a new language to compete with JavaScript. He was trying to solve a very real problem: JavaScript had become the backbone of the web, but it didn’t scale well for large, multi-developer codebases. Teams were shipping millions of lines of loosely typed…
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Here’s something you’ll spot in the wild: <div class=”btn” role=”button”>Custom Button</div> This is one of those code smells that makes me stop in my tracks because we know there’s a semantic <button> element that we can use instead. There’s a whole other thing about conflating anchors (e.g., <a class=”btn”>) and buttons, but that’s not exactly…
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I’m currently evaluating React-based plotting libraries for a project where we need to implement interactive charts such as line, bar, and scatter plots. The goal is to find a library that offers good performance, usability, and long-term maintainability. Requirements: Must support large datasets (1,000–10,000+ points). Should offer interactivity: zooming, tooltips, hover effects. Needs to be…
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Have you ever wondered why some websites load almost immediately and others leave you looking at a blank screen, even when your internet connection is fast? In some cases, your internet speed may not be the issue. It is usually because of Round Trip Time (RTT), which is how long it takes your browser to…
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Cocaine Sans Regular, designed by Chris Hansen, falls under the Display, Sans Serif category & Cocaine Sans font family. Its smooth, flowing letterforms make it a versatile choice for projects that require both elegance and readability. Cocaine Sans is particularly well-suited for Headlines and Titles, Logos and Branding and Artistic and Creative Projects. With its…
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MultiGit is a production-ready, cross-platform Git multi-remote synchronization tool built in Rust. It lets you push, pull, and sync your repository across multiple Git hosting platforms—GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Codeberg, and Gitea/Forgejo—with one command. Available as both multigit and mg commands for your convenience. Repository: https://github.com/TIVerse/multigit Crate: https://crates.io/crates/multigit Docs: https://docs.rs/multigit You want redundancy and resilience across…