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A Comparison Of The Best Css Un-minifiers. Handy When Compiling Sass
A Comparison Of The Best CSS Un-minifiers. Handy When Compiling Sass: a blog about CSS un-minifiers and compilers. Once upon a time, I was an enthusiastic user of LESS (and even wrote about it on this blog), but these days I prefer to use Sass with the SCSS syntax. Although my opinion and thoughts on […]
5 Things They Don’t Teach You in Code School
I was recently asked to write a guest post for Pear Deck, a tool that I love and have used in my classroom for the past two years. My original blog post can be found on their site here. Here is the blog below. I’ve spent the last 4 years working in the software development […]
Cloud Machine Learning – Google Developer’s Tutorial for TensorFlow Serving
In this lab, you will use Google Cloud Platform (GCP) for training and hyperparameter tuning, TensorFlow for building a neural network model, and TensorFlow Serving for serving the trained model. This way you can get your trained model from research into production quickly and easily. This lab is based on the first chapter of the […]
8 Free Resources to Learn Python
Python is a very versatile and powerful programming language. It can be used to develop all kinds of applications, desktop, web, mobile, games etc. If you are interested in learning Python programming then you should check out the following free resources to learn Python: Learn Python the Hard Way: This free online book teaches you […]
How To Make An App Without Coding
The coding world is moving towards no code, but what exactly does that mean? How To Make An App Without Coding: A blog to help you learn the basics of app creation without any coding skills. No Code Or Low Code? Let’s say you want to make an app, but you don’t want to hire […]
What Is Code? Why Learn It And How? A blog that talks about the importance of code and why you should learn it
Do you want to be a software engineer and get paid to code? Or, maybe you want to use coding skills in your career or just for fun. This blog will help you decide if coding is for you. There are many reasons why someone would want to learn how to code. Many people enter […]
Simple set up to control your Linux OS with vscode
VSCode Remote ssh extension is useful for Linux users that want to be able to code on their local machine, but build and run code on a remote system. This allows for you to use local resources, like your favorite editor without being bogged down by the OS. In this blog post I will show […]
Using vscode for Java development
Using vscode for Java development: A blog about using vscode for java and how it can help. The vscode extension for Java is a great way to get started with the new language. While not quite as powerful as the Eclipse-based development kit, it does have some nice features that make it a viable choice […]
Top 5 Tips to Keep Your System Stable and Backup Your Data
Data is your most valuable asset. Without it, you can’t run your business. You need to protect that asset. Here are 5 tips to help keep your system stable and make sure your data is backed up properly. 1. Keep Your System Stable Your system should be stable at all times. The best way to […]
How To Optimize JavaScript Performance by Optimizing Google PageSpeed
A few weeks ago, I stumbled across a blog post on Optimizing JavaScript Performance. It was a great read and I learned quite a bit from it. Also, after applying some of the optimizations mentioned in the article, my Google PageSpeed score for my site skyrocketed from 60/100 to 98/100. I thought it would be […]
How To Pass Interview With A Developer Using My Tips
I was recently asked to help someone out with a technical interview. This person was really good at what they did, but not technically minded. I have been through a number of technical interviews and am still in the process of applying for jobs. I thought it might be useful to list some tips, tricks […]
Tips on how to build apps with Microsoft Visual Studio
Most people who write about Visual Studio Java don’t know what they’re talking about. They think it’s a tool like Visual Basic, where you draw windows on the screen and fill them with buttons and menus and such. But that’s not really how it works. Instead, Visual Studio is an IDE, or Integrated Development Environment. […]