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How to use the Seating Chart in a Classroom
You can use the seating chart in a classroom for many reasons. Perhaps you want to keep certain students away from each other. Maybe you keep having to repeat yourself because certain seats are so far away that the students cannot hear you. Maybe you have a student who needs to be close to the […]
GSOC 2021 Progress Report Final
My final progress report for GSOC 2021. A brief introduction about me, if you have not seen my first blog, I am an undergraduate student from India. I am currently in my third year of college. My favorite programming language is Python and this summer I will be working on the project named “Porting the […]
How To Fix Java Installation Issues
How To Fix Java Installation Issues A blog about the main Java installation issues and how to constantly troubleshoot them Java installation issues are always frustrating. The environment is not conducive for creativity, and it can be very difficult to identify and solve any java installation issues. But it is important that you do. In […]
Codespaces – High Performance Workplaces
Welcome to Codespaces – High Performance Workplaces: A blog around how to run a best-performing workplace. This blog is the successor to the popular blog “High Output Management” and was originally entitled “Codespaces: High Output Management”. It is maintained by Bill Coughran, a partner at Sequoia Capital, and former SVP of Engineering at Google, who […]
Coding Tutorials Building your first game with the new google graphics library, Metal
Gamers: Have you ever wanted to develop your own game? Now, with the release of the new Google graphics library, Metal, developing a game has never been easier. This tutorial will show you how to get started using this powerful library. To use Metal, we will first need to install it. Start by opening up […]
A Case Study of a Large-Scale JavaScript Maintainability Project
I recently had to refactor the jslint codebase. It’s an interesting case study in large-scale JavaScript maintainability, and also an example of how to write really efficient code (especially for V8). If you’re not familiar with it, jslint is a JavaScript program that tries to catch bugs and enforce style. Here’s a very simple example: […]
Why So Many Students Are Pursuing Social Work Degrees? Is It Worth the Tuition and Time?
Why So Many Students Are Pursuing Social Work Degrees? Is It Worth the Tuition and Time? If you’ve looked at the number of people pursuing a social work degree, you’re not alone. The numbers are growing! In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that the job outlook for social workers will grow by 11% […]
How EC2 and S3 Work Together to Help You Create APIs for Fast Scaling
Working with Amazon Web Services is a little like working at a start-up or early stage company. There are a lot of different tools, and it takes some time to get used to them. But once you do, you have the freedom to create your own applications without worrying about database administration or server administration. […]
10 remote ssh tools to use with vscode
Visual Studio Code has become a very popular editor for many developers, especially those running on macOS and Linux. This is why you should use it to ssh into other computers! A blog about remote ssh, a great software that allows you to ssh into other computers. It is a great tool for all developers […]
10 Things You Can Do with Google Sheets
Google Sheets is a spreadsheet app that lives inside of Google Drive. You can easily use it for collaborative purposes as it allows multiple people to edit, view, and comment on spreadsheets. You can create new spreadsheets or edit existing files to keep track of your calculations and data. Another great thing about Google Sheets […]
A Guide to Google Cloud Platform (GCP)Prisma Coding Competition
The Google Cloud Platform team is introducing a coding competition where you can win prizes and swag by creating Android apps with the PrismaMetal library. The PrismaMetal library allows for easy access to the camera2 API in android, and gives you a variety of filters to choose from. The goal of this competition is to […]
GitHub Image Optimization with VSCode Git
GitHub Image Optimization with VSCode Git A blog around performance. by Thierry Passeron Introduction I write a lot about performance on this blog. Usually it’s about client-side web performance, but I also write about server-side performance and how to make a website faster for your users. I’m the type of person who cares about the […]