Herbert Wolverson tells us what’s new in Rust game development today on Medium:
Pick up Herbert’s books from The Pragmatic Bookshelf:
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If tinkering with hardware and the ability to diagnose and repair your own equipment appeals to you, Steve Motty can help you get started. This is the first in a series of articles on using JTAG boundary scan on Medium:
JTAG boundary scan captures a simple black and white, high or low, 1-bit image of the electric energy at each pin pad on a circuit board, allowing you to verify that connections between pins are correct and that each pin is functioning properly. You’ll need some open source software, a board with an identifiable JTAG connector; and a JTAG probe with a matching plug. The board and probe can be purchased for under $100 and the software is free.
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From the archives of PragPub magazine, January 2013, “Uncle Bob” Martin strips functional programming down to its essentials, and explains why you need to understand the paradigm:
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Today on Medium, a recap of the articles we published and nine complete books we released on Medium in April:
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Today on Medium, Mike Riley @mriley tells us about the Inky Impressions display for Raspberry Pi, which gives you crisp static images.
Mike’s book will get you started automating your home and honing your Python skills:
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Steve Motty introduces the software you will need to peer into circuit boards in Part Two of this series of articles on JTAG boundary scan:
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From the archives of PragPub magazine, August 2012, Paul Callaghan talks about functional programming in Haskell:
And here we are, nearly 10 years later, with a new beta book on Haskell by Rebecca Skinner:
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From Frazer Rice, an article about research into adaptive problem-solving in the human brain and what it could mean for financial modeling:
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Today on Medium, part two of Paul Callaghan’s article from the archives of PragPub magazine on thinking functionally with Haskell:
#pragprog
#Haskell
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Some more functional programming from the archives of PragPub magazine today on Medium. Join Michael Bevilacqua-Linn as he answers the question: how does functional thinking differ from the imperative kind?
Michael’s book:
#book-functional-programming-patterns-in-scala-and-clojure
Note: The articles from PragPub archives that we are releasing on Medium in May are those that are most requested on the PragProg website but no longer available (404). The majority of those articles are about functional programming. Any speculation as to why from my DevTalk peeps?
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From the PragPub archives, September 2009, Kent Beck discusses responsive design:
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Today on Medium, Ben Cotton @bcotton suggests drawing a diagram to clarify a complex process and uncover what you might be missing:
Ben’s book is available in beta from The Pragmatic Bookshelf:
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From the PragPub archives, June 2012, Alexander Demin talks about how Go shines when it comes to concurrency:
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Today on Medium, a PragPub article from March 2012 in which Alexander Demin walks through how to:
- Develop a CPU that performs only one primitive instruction.
- Write a non-trivial calculation in this CPU’s single-instruction assembly language.
- Use Ruby as a macro domain-specific language to compile it all.
This is one of those articles that we are bringing back based on a significant number of requests on the PragProg site, where it is no longer available. Enjoy!
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Today on Medium, an article by Adam Goucher from the PragPub archives on using the Page Object pattern in Python to implement smart automated checks.
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Staffan Noteburg @staffannoteberg talks about how to nurture informal networks:
A stronger and broader informal network can offer significant competitive advantages.
Staffan Nöteberg is the author of The Pomodoro Technique Illustrated, published by The Pragmatic Bookshelf and most recently Monotasking with Simon & Schuster.
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Today on Medium, a Go brain teaser from Miki Tebeka @tebeka about initialization methods.
Pick up all the brain teaser books from The Pragmatic Bookshelf:
#book-go-brain-teasers
#book-python-brain-teasers
#book-pandas-brain-teasers
#book-rust-brain-teasers
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Article about @noelrappin’s second edition of Modern Front-End Development for Rails:
The book page: Modern Front-End Development for Rails, Second Edition: Hotwire, Stimulus, Turbo, and React by Noel Rappin
#ruby
#rails
#frontend
#book-modern-front-end-development-for-rails-second-edition
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Today on Medium, Mike Swaine @michaelswaine brings us a story about Ed Roberts and the birth of the personal computer:
Pick up Fire in the Valley for more tech stories:
Don’t forget to use your discount code, d e v t a l k . c o m to save 35% on the ebook.
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Today on Medium, meet author Herbert Wolverson who works on all things Rust:
Books by Herbert Wolverson:
#book-rust-brain-teasers
#book-hands-on-rust
#books
#pragprog
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