Alex CarterinStackademicPrograms are ArtProgramming is often viewed as a purely technical discipline, a craft-focused on logic and problem-solving. However, there’s a growing…Aug 2Aug 2
Alex CarterinStackademicHow to Understand Other People’s Code: A Developer’s GuideMany developers ask about the best methods for reading existing code, often to improve their coding skills by studying “high-quality…Aug 1Aug 1
Alex CarterThe Evolution of Multithreading: From Processes to CoroutinesIn the past decade, the conventional wisdom in programming advocated for the use of multiple processes over threads whenever possible…Aug 1Aug 1
Alex CarterinStackademicDemystifying the Lambda Calculus: A Beginner’s GuideLambda Calculus, a cornerstone of theoretical computer science, often appears intimidating at first glance. However, beneath its…Jul 25Jul 25
Alex CarterinStackademicJavaScript Set Gains 7 New Methods for Enhanced Set OperationsAs a JavaScript developer, you’re in for a treat. The JavaScript Set object has just received a significant upgrade, introducing seven new…Jul 22Jul 22
Alex CarterinStackademicUnderstanding Floating-Point Arithmetic: Precision, Representation, and StandardsWhy Floating-Point Numbers are NeededJul 5Jul 5
Alex CarterHow to Learn Better: A Comprehensive GuideWhy Bother Understanding Learning, and How Do I Use That Knowledge?Many people, especially those just starting their problem-solving…Jul 41Jul 41
Alex CarterMy Understanding of “Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish”: Zen and the Art of SuccessOne person who was deeply influenced by Zen Buddhism was Steve Jobs, who became interested in it at a very young age. He believed that if…Jul 2Jul 2
Alex CarterThe Real Challenges of Programming: Beyond Logic and AlgorithmsMany novice programmers start with great enthusiasm, only to encounter obstacles that lead to giving up. Is the difficulty in logic…Jun 27Jun 27