Programming

Mislav Javor explores the Solidity debugger bundled with the Truffle Suite.

Ahmed Bouchefra shows how to use Truffle and OpenZeppelin to build a simple token, then used truffle-flattener to flatten the custom contract and Remix IDE to start debugging the contract for errors.

Bruno Skvorc introduces MetaMask, a simple and practical solution for using the Ethereum blockchain and keeping Ether in your browser, contributing greatly to the mainstream-ization of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency.

Mislav Javor outlines techniques for using Truffle to automate most of your blockchain deployments and reduce much of the boilerplate work involved in the development of decentralized applications.

What's a CDN? How do Content Delivery Networks work anyway, and what's so special about them? Which one should you choose? Come find out!

Mislav Javor explains how to test smart contracts, using both Truffle and JavaScript.

Tonino Jankov goes through some of the available resources for writing good, production ready smart contracts on the Ethereum Virtual Machine.

Mislav Javor introduces Truffle, a very handy tool that makes development in the blockchain ecosystem a little easier. aiming to bring standards and common practices from the rest of the development world into a little corner of blockchain experimentation.

Darren Wood offers an overview of Sass (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets), where you'll learn why you need it and how to get started with it right now.

Take a look at this list of 8 PHP Quality Assurance tools - absolute essentials in your passion projects

Bruno talks about being a full stack developer and the required technologies to be a good jack of all trades in the modern age of web development

Gabe Wyatt explains why error monitoring software is important for your business, and how it makes tracking down bugs easier.

Jonathan Saring introduces Bit, new OSS distributed code component manager built to make components reusable across repositories, and much more.

Are you using the best development tools? Is your CSS compilation complicated? Have you bungled your JavaScript bundling? Craig discusses what we're using.

Kushagra Gour introduces Web Maker, a browser extension for front-end developers needing a blazing-fast, offline web playground.

Kyle Prinsloo discusses the mindset, knowledge and skills required to stand out from the crowd and make a success of your web development career.

Reflect on your skill set and career choices. Have you made the right decisions? Are there better options? Should you consider a change?

Michael explains how to use a Python API to connect to Twitter, and download tweets, follower lists, multiple tweets at once, and customize searches.

Lucero del Alba introduces 7 Atom add-ons for previewing changes in HTML, CSS, JS and Markdown, and for executing interpreted and compiled code.

Wolfram Hempel discusses issues around building realtime apps at scale, and introduces deepstream, an extensible, open-source server.

Yaphi Berhanu explains why trying to learn JavaScript by working on projects can be misguided, and offers tips on a better approach.

Lucero covers how to build an image with the Dockerfile, explaining syntax, best practices, basic tools and runtime libraries, packages and shipping.

Patrick Catanzariti provides a guide to how many virtual reality headsets are already available today and how many more are on their way!

Michael Grogan explains how to link the UI and server side in a Shiny app, customize Shiny themes, and implement error messages to guide end users.

Chris Ward looks beyond developing for Google Play and Apple's App Store to enterprise app stores, and their opportunities for better returns and support.

NoSQL databases use denormalized data, so relational JOINs are impossible. Craig explains how MongoDB's new $lookup operator overcomes this restriction.

Lucero del Alba presents three DevOps tools, and considers the benefits and challenges of switching to a DevOps culture.

Ben Dickson covers what you need to know about SQL injection and how to protect your site against it.

Michael Grogan looks at the commands used to build an application in Shiny — both on the UI (user interface) side and the server side.

Charles Costa looks at the implications facial recognition may have on the doxing attacks of the future.