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Introduction to Versioning If you’re a software veteran, you already know what versioning is and why it is important. You probably know the different types of versioning (or maybe not?). But for my fellow newcomers, let me introduce versioning. If you have seen software versioning, you might be wondering, “What’s with all these numbers in […]
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People might argue that JSON Schema is overkill or outdated. But in this article, we’ll explore that it is not the case and understand how it is often overlooked. First, hear me out — You are already using a schema Think about it: if your end users are API consumers, whether they’re external (think Rapid […]
Sometimes, hardware projects get cancelled before they have a chance to make an impact, often due to politics or poor economic judgment. The Tsushin Booster for the PC Engine is one such project, possibly the victim of vicious commercial games between the leading Japanese console manufacturers at the tail end of the 1980s. It seems […]
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Programming Hub will be an application that will help your learning improve quickly. If you are looking forward to starting to learn a programming language, this will definitely be an application that you cannot ignore for your collection. With this application, you will receive maximum support for special features that make programming extremely simple for […]
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Diagram from kotlinlang.org Kotlin’s coroutines offer a powerful way to manage concurrency and asynchronous programming. However, to use them effectively, it’s crucial to understand the lifecycle of a coroutine. In this blog post, we’ll explore the coroutine lifecycle, focusing on the states of a coroutine’s Job, how they transition between states, and practical examples to […]
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