Programming

Combinatorics — Counting dice combinations using JavaScript

Quite frequently I got asked programming questions like these ones:

Today I’ll share some thoughts about recurring questions I got at Codementor, such as:

Go programming for .NET Devs — Working with multiple source files

As we start moving away from trivial programs, we need a way to split our code into multiple files. Of course, Go does support this feature, but not in the same way as .NET does.

Go programming for .NET Devs — Intro

I’m going to take a hiatus from algorithms and data structures in Ruby to write about my experiences while learning Go after more than a decade of .NET.

If you are an experienced .NET developer who happens to need to learn Go in no time…

Mastering data structures in Ruby — Recap

Writing this series has been a lot of fun, and based on feedback, I decided to write this post to provide an index (so posts can be bookmarked), and to tell you what this series was all about and what you can learn from it. So, with no further ado, let’s…

Mastering data structures in Ruby — Persistent lists

Mastering data structures in Ruby — Graphs

A graph is a data structure that allows us to represent data in terms of objects and…

Mastering data structures in Ruby — AVL Trees

Binary search trees, or BTSs for short, are data structures designed to perform…

Mastering data structures in Ruby — Binary Trees

Mastering data structures in Ruby — Sets

A set is an unordered sequence of unique elements (called members) grouped because they…

Mastering data structures in Ruby — Hash Tables