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7 Low Code Platforms for App Developers: A blog about low code platforms and their functionality The low code platforms are relatively new, but they have a lot to offer app developers. They have the potential to make developing apps much easier and faster while ancillary benefits such as speed up the development process or […]

No matter what business you’re in, exposure is the biggest goal when it comes to ranking higher on Google. The better your SEO, the higher up Google you’ll rank, and the more people will visit your website. SEO is how you get your website to show up at the top of a search on Google, […]

Meetings are a necessary evil for many of us. They can be a great way to keep everyone on the same page, but they can also be a huge time-suck and an energy drain. Meetings with robots are not as scary as they sound. In fact, at times, it can be quite helpful, if not […]

Here is a blog post series about getting into the Linux world and how one can learn more. This series is intended for beginning programmers who want to learn how to program on the Linux platform. You don’t need any programming experience or background at all but it will help if you do. If you […]

For these reasons, most of the code for The AMP Project is written in a dialect of JavaScript called TypeScript. TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that adds optional static typing. It makes it easier to write correct code and to provide useful tooling on top of it, such as refactoring, navigation, and automated refactoring. […]

year = int(input(“Enter a year: “)) if (year % 4) == 0: if (year % 100) == 0: if (year % 400) == 0: print(year,”is a leap year”) else: print(year,”is not a leap year”) else: print(year,”is a leap year”) else: print(year,”is not a leap year”) from datetime import date y = int(input(“enter a year”)) if […]

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 […]

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: 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 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 […]