What is a collision?

#article #physics #gamedev
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https://thedevs.link/wCl2jG

Ruby: A great language for shell scripts.

#article #ruby #coding
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https://thedevs.link/Vl8EkR

Anyone can access deleted and private repository data on GitHub.

#article #security #git
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https://thedevs.link/9Ulvqm

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Troubleshooting: Terminal lag.

#article #terminal #coding
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https://thedevs.link/uI23Xs

Concurrency, MySQL and Node.js: A journey of discovery.

#article #js #database #mysql
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https://thedevs.link/gMigA8

How I program C – Eskil Steenberg.

#video #c #coding
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https://thedevs.link/nSw2Qb

Examples of great URL design.

#article #coding
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https://thedevs.link/Cc4jkd

Good programmers worry about data structures and their relationships.

#articles #coding
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https://thedevs.link/0cQRDi

Just use Postgres.

#article #database #coding
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https://thedevs.link/jtwDHa

Greppability is an underrated code metric.

#article #coding
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https://thedevs.link/xdXhex

Teach yourself programming in ten years. (1998)

#article #coding
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https://thedevs.link/pXdEB9

Moon by Bartosz Ciechanowski.

#article
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https://thedevs.link/bzCdcD

My one big text file.

#article
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https://thedevs.link/u7wcME

Hey,

It’s update time!

For the past few months I’ve been working on Kutt—the URL shortener that I’ve also been using for links on this channel—and finally released a new version a while ago.

Kutt was created on early 2018 as an open source The Devs project—imagine how old The Devs itself is!—and had been functioning since. But Kutt’s last version was release on 2022, and since it relied on JavaScript frameworks (R.I.P.), I had no choice but to update it.

So on this new version I’ve decided to remove React, Next.js, TypeScript and a bunch of other stuff. Some new features are added, and around 100 issues are closed.

You can check it out on GitHub:
https://github.com/thedevs-network/kutt

And read the changelog if interested:
https://github.com/thedevs-network/kutt/releases/tag/v3.0.0


Oh, and if you’re feeling kind, you can now support The Devs, our community and our projects, by making a donation. We can only accept Bitcoin for now:
https://btcpay.kutt.it/apps/L9Gc7PrnLykeRHkhsH2jHivBeEh/crowdfund

Why can't we make simple software?—A talk by Peter van Hardenberg.

@thedevs
#video #coding

https://thedevs.link/8s8k4q

My favourite colour is Chuck Norris red.

#article #html #css
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https://thedevs.link/D7bLeD

Software folklore.

#article #coding
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https://thedevs.link/yDT9QA