In the previous post, we talked about why Terraform matters and how it replaces manual AWS work. Now it’s time to set up your environment and get ready to build Continue reading 🛠️ Terraform Setup Guide: Install Terraform, AWS CLI & Prepare Your DevOps Environment (Part 2)
Github Repo Rusty Cascading Style Sheets (RCSS) is a CSS preprocessor with rust syntax! (It is also similar to a LOT of other langs out there, go check it out!) Continue reading Rusty Cascading Style Sheets – The next big CSS preprocessor?
-ALTER TABLE → modify existing table structure. -Operations: add/drop column, change datatype, rename column/table, add/drop constraints. Common ALTER TABLE Operations 1. Add a new column ALTER TABLE Employee ADD COLUMN Continue reading PostgreSQL(Alternations)
🧩 Problem: Alternate Elements of an Array Given an array arr[], your task is to print every alternate element of the array starting from the first element. In other words, Continue reading How to Print Alternate Elements of an Array in JavaScript (DSA)
Privacy-First Analytics for Modern Web Apps (Part 2) To address the data-loss problem (see Part 1), Google introduced Consent Mode. The goal is to allow analytics tags to load before Continue reading Google Consent Mode Explained (React + TypeScript)
Giới thiệu const x = “dừng tay, chuyển nhánh, pull code, build app” Nếu anh em đã từng làm React Native một thời gian, chắc chắn không ít lần nghe Continue reading Tích hợp Hot Update vào dự án để tối ưu thời gian cho internal testing
Filtering (WHERE clause) Filtering means → only certain rows are selected based on a condition. SELECT name, salary FROM Employee WHERE salary > 55000; Output: name salary Priya 60000 Meena Continue reading PostgreSql(Filtering & Sorting)
Porting Test Drive II from SNES to PC: from disassembly dump to port workbench The current asmdump project started from a simple idea: rebuild The Duel: Test Drive II as Continue reading Porting Test Drive II from SNES to PC: from disassembly dump to port workbench
Porting Test Drive II from SNES to PC, Part 4: Validation, cleanup, and current blockers By the second week of this repo, the technical risk had changed. The problem was Continue reading Porting Test Drive II from SNES to PC, Part 4: Validation, cleanup, and current blockers
Porting Test Drive II from SNES to PC, Part 3: Provenance instead of screenshots Once the SDL runtime could play a real intro path, the next bottleneck was not rendering. Continue reading Porting Test Drive II from SNES to PC, Part 3: Provenance instead of screenshots
Porting Test Drive II from SNES to PC, Part 2: The first native intro slice The first two days in asmdump were about measurability. The next phase, from February 28 Continue reading Porting Test Drive II from SNES to PC, Part 2: The first native intro slice
Porting Test Drive II from SNES to PC, Part 1: Day 0 to a measurable ROM Between February 26 and March 19, 2026, the asmdump repo moved through 45 commits. Continue reading Porting Test Drive II from SNES to PC, Part 1: Day 0 to a measurable ROM
In recent years, AI has taken a giant leap forward, especially with large language models (LLMs). The trend has been clear: bigger models, more data, and increased computing power lead Continue reading The Future of AI: Are We Hitting the Limits of Scaling Laws?
Originally published at https://blogagent-production-d2b2.up.railway.app/blog/javascript-s-date-parser-is-out-of-control-and-needs-to-be-stopped JavaScript’s Date constructor is designed to be flexible, but this flexibility often leads to unpredictable behavior. While it claims to parse date strings according to the Continue reading JavaScript’s Date Parser is Out of Control and Needs to Be Stopped
Overview Hey everyone 👋 For years, I used npm without questioning it. It’s the default, it comes with Node.js, everyone uses it, why change? But after switching to pnpm a Continue reading Why I Switched to pnpm and Never Looked Back 🚀
