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We analyze the fundamental abilities that make a real developer out of a beginner - even without frameworks and languages.
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We analyze the fundamental abilities that make a real developer out of a beginner - even without frameworks and languages.

We analyze with examples why the list cannot be changed in the loop and how not to step on this bug

Which is faster, shorter and more convenient — classic Java or trendy Kotlin? Let's analyze it point by point: code, null safety, features, support, and industry choice.

CMake scares many, but not you. Here is a simple and clear guide to setting up CMake for C++ without pain and magic. Mini-template, tips, life hacks — and all this accompanied by Kodik 🚀

STL is not just vector and map. We analyze useful but rarely used tools like transform, accumulate, variant, and ranges.

In 2025, the two main candidates are still the same: R and Python. And the choice between them is like a debate: tea or coffee, Mac or PC, cats or dogs 🐍📊

Collections are the foundation in Java. List, Set, Map sound simple, but in fact beginners often fall into traps. In this article, we will analyze 5 real mistakes and tell you how not to repeat them.

If you're just starting to learn programming, mistakes are normal. But there are pitfalls that almost every beginner falls into. Let's analyze them together — and learn to get around them with a smile 😄

Do you want to feel how JavaScript brings the page to life? Let's make our first interactive project - a simple but cool To-Do list.

Let's figure out what roles there are in an IT team, what the difference is between Junior, Middle and Senior, and what a Team Lead does. Simple, with examples and useful tips.

For beginners in Python, it is important not only that the code works, but also that it is easy to read and maintain. The article contains tips on clean code, from variable names to PEP8.

Mistakes, bugs, and questions are normal. The main thing is to be able to look for solutions, as real developers do.