Why choose async/await over threads?

#article #rust #coding
@thedevs
@thedevs_rust

https://thedevs.link/I7rqJ6

Difftastic, a structural diff that understands syntax.

#tools #diff #git
@thedevs

https://thedevs.link/XoFaY6

CS251 course: Great ideas in theoretical computer science.

#course #coding
@thedevs

https://thedevs.link/T6uyHB

Simplicity of IRC.

#article #coding
@thedevs

https://thedevs.link/l26Ch3

My favourite animation trick: exponential smoothing.

@thedevs
#coding #js

https://thedevs.link/CoA6xW

Leaving Rust gamedev after 3 years.

#article #coding #rust
@thedevs
@thedevs_rust

https://thedevs.link/02T4qD

Terminal Trove, the home of all things in the terminal.

#resources #terminal
@thedevs

https://thedevs.link/YTzSIt

A 100x speedup with unsafe Python.

#article #python
@thedevs
@thedevs_python

https://thedevs.link/OyVnDW

100 exercises to learn Rust.

#tutorial #rust
@thedevs
@thedevs_rust

https://thedevs.link/BjMALg

Hardest problem in computer science: Centering things.

#article #design #css #coding
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@thedevs_design

https://thedevs.link/sjtfV6

How web bloat impacts users with slow devices.

#article #coding #web #js
@thedevs
@thedevs_js

https://thedevs.link/ir8iwV

How to document your JavaScript package.

#article #js
@thedevs
@thedevs_js

https://thedevs.link/fOMWxp

Hacking millions of modems (and investigating who hacked my modem.)

#article #coding #security
@thedevs

https://thedevs.link/R3cmo1

Things you should never do.

#article #coding
@thedevs

https://thedevs.link/yAADjb

The nature of code: simulating natural systems.

#book #js #processing
@thedevs

https://thedevs.link/4ocAMR

The magic of clip path.

#article #css #design
@thedevs
@thedevs_design

https://thedevs.link/i4kA4Z

Your API shouldn't redirect HTTP to HTTPS.

#article #security #coding
@thedevs

https://thedevs.link/qkl29w

What is a collision?

#article #physics #gamedev
@thedevs

https://thedevs.link/wCl2jG

Ruby: A great language for shell noscripts.

#article #ruby #coding
@thedevs

https://thedevs.link/Vl8EkR

Anyone can access deleted and private repository data on GitHub.

#article #security #git
@thedevs

https://thedevs.link/9Ulvqm

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