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A Look at the Latest Release of Visual Studio Code for Linux
A few days ago, Microsoft released a new version of their Visual Studio Code (VSC) text editor for Linux. In this article, we’ll take a quick look at the important changes since the last release and how they compare to other editors. Visual Studio Code is an open source text editor available for Linux, OS […]
Everything You Need to Know about SSH
Recently, I’ve been getting more and more into remote development. I’ve written a blog post about setting up SSH for VSCode Remote Development. One thing I’ve learned is that SSH is not very important in my setup. The reason why is that, once you can connect to a server over SSH, you have access to […]
2016 is a New Code Year
2016 is a New Code Year: The tech world is abuzz with aftershocks from Apple’s quiet release of Swift 2. This year we’ll see more mobile apps written in the language, more established companies adopting it, and more developers finding jobs by learning it. Swift is a prime example of the trend we call New […]
JSLint v9 Released
JSLint v9 Released This release is mostly a cleanup of the source code. The build process has been updated to use a more modern build tool (Gulp) and uses fewer dependencies. The source code has been switched to ES2015 syntax, with appropriate transpiling as part of the build process. The tests have also been converted […]
Prisma Manufacturing With Google Cloud Platform
Prisma Manufacturing is an online manufacturing platform that makes it easy for businesses to order custom parts. The company provides an online application that lets customers upload their designs, choose the materials they want, and submit them for a quote. The quote is based on several factors: the size of the part, the materials used, […]
4 Useful Keyboard Shortcuts for Visual Studio Code
4 Useful Keyboard Shortcuts for Visual Studio Code Visual Studio Code is a great editor. It’s highly customizable and comes with plenty of themes and extensions to choose from. The best thing about VSCode is that it’s easily accessible, just like Sublime Text. In this article, we’ll look at four useful keyboard shortcuts for VSCode. […]
The Top 10 Mobile App Development Trends for 2018
The future of mobile app development is low code platforms. In a world where no one really wants to write code, these platforms are the wave of the future. With so much change taking place in the mobile space and the rise of low code platforms, it can be tough to determine which trends are […]
program for n!
This program computes the factorial of a given number. The factorial is defined as n! = n * (n-1) * (n-2) * … * 3 * 2 * 1 and 0! = 1 by definition. In mathematics, the factorial of a non-negative integer n, denoted by n!, is the product of all positive integers less […]
Photoshop Scams and How to Avoid Them
Photoshop Scams and How to Avoid Them: A blog about how you can avoid getting scammed when looking for a photoshopping service. We’ve all seen the ads… “I will photoshop anything for $5!” or “Photoshop your image for only $30 per hour!” We want to believe that there are people out there willing to do […]
Google Spreadsheet Management
A blog about managing a google document. This blog is about managing a google spreadsheet for an app-in-a-box called appsheet. Appsheet is a ‘no code’ platform for mobile and web applications, that allows you to easily create beautiful and functional mobile apps from your data in just a few minutes. Learn more… Google Appsheet is […]
What is a Leap Year Program in C? a blog explaining what a leap year program is and how it can be used to get a full day’s worth of calculations.
The Leap Year Program in C is a blog explaining what a leap year program is and how it can be used to get a full day’s worth of calculations. It explains why the program was created and how it was done. This is the first article in a series about the development of the […]
Calling all Visual Basic Programmers
In professional services, you are judged by your ability to hit deadlines and deliver on time. In this article, I will offer some tips and suggestions that will help you develop a process for getting started on your next VB project. I have been programming since 1982 and have worked with IBM mainframes (COBOL), AS/400s […]