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Codeminer42 Hackathon: a lesson on experimentation

Codeminer42 Hackathon: a lesson on experimentation

Edy Silvaby Edy SilvaDecember 3, 2024December 3, 2024

On November 23rd, Codeminer42 organized its first Hackathon. The goal was quite simple: to encourage the experimentation of new technologies in problems that are a …

A Day In The Life of a Ruby Enumerator Let's see what is under the hoods

A Day In The Life of a Ruby Enumerator

Let's see what is under the hoods

Edy Silvaby Edy SilvaOctober 29, 2024October 29, 2024

I spent some time trying to elaborate a good introduction for this post. I wanted to start with a great quote or something like that …

Ruby Enumerators: A Point of View You’ve Never Had When and how to use custom Enumerators

Ruby Enumerators: A Point of View You’ve Never Had

When and how to use custom Enumerators

Edy Silvaby Edy SilvaSeptember 4, 2024September 4, 2024

The 80-20 rule is empirically observed in many human phenomena and activities and it is no different in programming. By understanding a portion of the …

Integrating Ruby with Rust with FFI Transferring numbers, strings and JSON data between Ruby and Rust

Integrating Ruby with Rust with FFI

Transferring numbers, strings and JSON data between Ruby and Rust

Rhian Moraesby Rhian MoraesMay 28, 2024May 28, 2024

Ruby is a great programming language for productivity, but sometimes you need to develop something that is performant or has a low memory footprint. Rust …

Two’s Complement trick revealed

Two’s Complement trick revealed

Edy Silvaby Edy SilvaFebruary 8, 2024April 11, 2024

In my last post I made a promise. We talked about IEEE 754 Standard and some other things. One thing we talked about was Two’s …

Be cool. Don’t use float/double for storing monetary values A tour on how hardware deals with numbers and math

Be cool. Don’t use float/double for storing monetary values

A tour on how hardware deals with numbers and math

Edy Silvaby Edy SilvaJuly 12, 2023September 4, 2024

What you’re looking for You saw that joke telling that JavaScript doesn’t know math because of the expression below. 0.1 + 0.2 === 0.3 This …

Component-Driven UI Patterns Part ll

Component-Driven UI Patterns Part ll

Jeferson Britoby Jeferson BritoJune 1, 2023June 5, 2023

In the previous post we talked about creating components and the various patterns that can be used in different ways to create a variety of …

Symmetric Encryption in JavaScript for PII Best Practices for PII Data Protection

Symmetric Encryption in JavaScript for PII

Best Practices for PII Data Protection

Halan Pinheiroby Halan PinheiroJanuary 25, 2023May 26, 2023

Disclaimer While this article provides an overview of symmetric encryption and its implementation using standard JavaScript libraries, it should not be considered a substitute for …

Everything you need to know about Concurrent React (with a little bit of Suspense) And why it's a game changer

Everything you need to know about Concurrent React (with a little bit of Suspense)

And why it's a game changer

Henrique Yujiby Henrique YujiDecember 14, 2022July 4, 2023

Table of Contents Intro The Problem Synchronous Rendering The Solution Concurrent List Filtering Concurrent Rendering ~ Branching Workflow Concurrent Features Transitions Deferred Values Suspense Additional …

How to use dynamic Components in Vue Understanding dynamic and async components  by example

How to use dynamic Components in Vue

Understanding dynamic and async components by example

Edy Silvaby Edy SilvaMay 11, 2022July 4, 2023

Hi guys, in today’s post I want to share an interesting scenario about using dynamic components with you. Imagine this situation where you have a …

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