19 Gifts for Writers, 2019 Holiday Edition
I had a little visit with Santa and whispered all of these goodies in his ear! I hope you find just what you want under the...
19 Gifts for Writers, 2019 Holiday Edition
I had a little visit with Santa and whispered all of these goodies in his ear! I hope you find just what you want under the...
A Year in Reading: Merve Emre
I have a hard time remembering the books I have read without also remembering who I have read them with or where. Increasingly, since so much...
Python is on its way to become the top programming language of 2019
As 2019 draws to a close, top 10 lists are propagating the internet, rating the best of the year. Programming languages are no exception. The latest...
Knock knock, who’s there? Authenticating your Single Page Apps using JSON Web Tokens
By using solutions like the OpenID Connect protocol and JSON Web Tokens, we can improve the user experience when authenticating with your apps, providing a seamless...
Introduction to Kuma
When service mesh first became mainstream around 2017, a few control planes were released by small and large organizations in order to support the first implementations...
Weekly Review: Kotlin 1.4, reactive programming with SQL databases & more
Kotlin 1.4 will arrive in 2020: How will it improve multiplatform? Kotlin is enjoying its moment in the sun as it grows in the Android dev...
Geek Trivia: What Does A Hemipterologist Collect?
Autographs Insects Stamps Coins Think You Know the Answer? Source : Geek Trivia: What Does A Hemipterologist Collect?
A Year in Reading: Adam O’Fallon Price
Of all the books I read this year, none stuck with me quite like Muriel Spark’s The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie. I realize the greatness...
A Year in Reading: Kate Gavino
At the time of writing this, I’ve read 83 books this year. Of those 86 books, 60 were audiobooks, 12 were e-books, and 14 were physical...
