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Myths about the death of JavaScript: truth or another conspiracy? Let's analyze why the language still rules the frontend and why you should study it.
We analyze how to learn to code with pleasure: small steps, real projects and taking care of yourself. Without burnout and quitting after a month.
What's new in HTML 6? Semantic tags, AI, built-in components, and default adaptability.
Let's analyze the pros and cons of two giants — Rust and C++. Where is one irreplaceable, and where is it better to choose the other?
Python continues to rule the programming world. We'll tell you what changed in 2025 and where the language is heading.
The story of how the abandonment of BitKeeper in 2005 forced the Linux community to create Git, a fast and reliable DVCS. We analyze the idea of snapshots, DAG history, cheap branches and how it changed team development. At the end, there is a mini-project and practical advice.
Mini-guide for beginners: how to build a currency converter (via API) and units (via coefficients) in JavaScript and Python. Code, checks, ideas for leveling up.
The operating systems we use every day work thanks to programming languages. Let's analyze what Windows, Linux, and macOS are written in.
Code is important. But even more important are the skills that accelerate learning, increase efficiency, and help you grow in any profession. Let's analyze 7 universal skills with examples from the life of a developer.
How to turn Nginx and Redis into smart automation points using Lua: edge-feature flags, smart routing and A/B, token buckets and coalescing requests, micro-WAF and atomic operations in Redis. When to take the logic to the edge and when to leave it in the backend.
Zero Trust is not about paranoia, but about a practical approach of "don't trust by default." Let's break down how to include it in your very first pet project and not break your development.
Let's analyze the pros and cons of Tailwind CSS and classic layout: speed, readability, scalability, and flexibility
