cointelegraph.com
1. Crypto fund investment still dominated by the United States: Database
Crypto database shows that most firms are venture capital at 52.8%, followed by hedge funds with 44.3% and then private equity and mutual funds at 2.9%…
#VentureCapital #Investments
2. Game7 allocates $100M in open-source technology grants for Web 3.0 gaming companies
"We're looking to support teams building innovative open-source infrastructure that can accelerate the blockchain gaming space and foster collaboration," wrote Game7 in its FAQ…
#Cryptocurrencies #BitDAO #Game7
dev.to
1. Go Code Roast #2: readability.js port
In this video, I roast a port of a Mozilla Javascript library, readability.js (https://github.com/mozilla/readability) to Go (https://github.com/cixtor/readability).
A big thanks to cixtor (https://github.com/cixtor) for volunteering his package for this roast…
#go #codereview
2. Mastodon's Privacy: Who actually holds your data in Mastodon
Mastodon is a decentralized social media application that has recently been gaining traction after Elon Musk acquired Twitter. Communities have been migrating from Twitter to Mastodon, leading to more than a doubling in Mastodon’s MAUs since the deal was announced. Mastodon has more than 2.5 million MAUs as of Nov 23, 2022.
One big driver for user migration stems from Twitter’s user's concerns with data privacy. This is not surprising, given Twitter's history of mistakes when it comes to guardi…
#privacy #datasecurity #mastodon #dataprivacy
theverge.com
Google partners with med tech company to develop AI breast cancer screening tools
Medical personnel use a mammogram to examine a woman’s breast for breast cancer. | Photo by Michael Hanschke/picture alliance via Getty Images
Google announced today that it has licensed its AI research model for breast cancer screening to medical technology company iCAD. This is the first time Google is licensing the technology, with the hopes that it will eventually lead to more accurate breast cancer detection and risk assessment.
The two companies aim to eventually deploy the technology in…
1. Crypto fund investment still dominated by the United States: Database
Crypto database shows that most firms are venture capital at 52.8%, followed by hedge funds with 44.3% and then private equity and mutual funds at 2.9%…
#VentureCapital #Investments
2. Game7 allocates $100M in open-source technology grants for Web 3.0 gaming companies
"We're looking to support teams building innovative open-source infrastructure that can accelerate the blockchain gaming space and foster collaboration," wrote Game7 in its FAQ…
#Cryptocurrencies #BitDAO #Game7
dev.to
1. Go Code Roast #2: readability.js port
In this video, I roast a port of a Mozilla Javascript library, readability.js (https://github.com/mozilla/readability) to Go (https://github.com/cixtor/readability).
A big thanks to cixtor (https://github.com/cixtor) for volunteering his package for this roast…
#go #codereview
2. Mastodon's Privacy: Who actually holds your data in Mastodon
Mastodon is a decentralized social media application that has recently been gaining traction after Elon Musk acquired Twitter. Communities have been migrating from Twitter to Mastodon, leading to more than a doubling in Mastodon’s MAUs since the deal was announced. Mastodon has more than 2.5 million MAUs as of Nov 23, 2022.
One big driver for user migration stems from Twitter’s user's concerns with data privacy. This is not surprising, given Twitter's history of mistakes when it comes to guardi…
#privacy #datasecurity #mastodon #dataprivacy
theverge.com
Google partners with med tech company to develop AI breast cancer screening tools
Medical personnel use a mammogram to examine a woman’s breast for breast cancer. | Photo by Michael Hanschke/picture alliance via Getty Images
Google announced today that it has licensed its AI research model for breast cancer screening to medical technology company iCAD. This is the first time Google is licensing the technology, with the hopes that it will eventually lead to more accurate breast cancer detection and risk assessment.
The two companies aim to eventually deploy the technology in…
dev.to
1. Make PRs the BEST PART of Programming
In this blog post, I'd like to share some of my thoughts on how I've been able to effectively think about software development.
What I'm suggesting is not all that new--most of us do something similar already. I'm not advocating for a revolution. Rather, I hope to empower teams with a mindset the transforms the rote, painful, and mundane into something powerful and efficient.
Introducing: PRO Programming.
In our early days as developers, we often find ourselves searching for information on wh…
#github #productivity #codereview #programming
2. Make your full-stack project accessible to others 🚀
You've probably come across an open-source full-stack project that you wanted to try out, but it was hard to start because of UI, API dependencies, database, env config, versions. I tried to make this try-out experience better.
What are the problems when somebody wants to start up a full-stack project?
Let's look at a common setup:
Clone the UI, clone the API, if it is in a separate repo, find it, install dependencies, find the requirements, set up a database, setup API, environment variable…
#devops #programming #opensource #tutorial
3. Auto-magically generate sequence diagrams of your code's runtime behavior
Sequence diagrams are frequently described as "the best part of UML". Their inherent structure - objects flowing across the page, time flowing down the page - is intuitive and easy to learn. And they are one of the best tools for developers and technical non-developers (like engineering managers and product managers) to use when discussing code design.
Historically, creating a sequence diagram required specialized software. But accordance with the “everything as code” movement, tools like Plan…
#rails #webdev #java #python
1. Make PRs the BEST PART of Programming
In this blog post, I'd like to share some of my thoughts on how I've been able to effectively think about software development.
What I'm suggesting is not all that new--most of us do something similar already. I'm not advocating for a revolution. Rather, I hope to empower teams with a mindset the transforms the rote, painful, and mundane into something powerful and efficient.
Introducing: PRO Programming.
In our early days as developers, we often find ourselves searching for information on wh…
#github #productivity #codereview #programming
2. Make your full-stack project accessible to others 🚀
You've probably come across an open-source full-stack project that you wanted to try out, but it was hard to start because of UI, API dependencies, database, env config, versions. I tried to make this try-out experience better.
What are the problems when somebody wants to start up a full-stack project?
Let's look at a common setup:
Clone the UI, clone the API, if it is in a separate repo, find it, install dependencies, find the requirements, set up a database, setup API, environment variable…
#devops #programming #opensource #tutorial
3. Auto-magically generate sequence diagrams of your code's runtime behavior
Sequence diagrams are frequently described as "the best part of UML". Their inherent structure - objects flowing across the page, time flowing down the page - is intuitive and easy to learn. And they are one of the best tools for developers and technical non-developers (like engineering managers and product managers) to use when discussing code design.
Historically, creating a sequence diagram required specialized software. But accordance with the “everything as code” movement, tools like Plan…
#rails #webdev #java #python
dev.to
1. Mastering Code Review: A Guide for Reviewers
This article has been posted in my personal website too: https://www.devsdepot.com/blog/the-code-review-guide
Introduction to Code Review
Code review is an essential part of the software development process, and it plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality and maintainability of our codebase. It involves having one or more developers review and provide feedback on code changes before they are merged into the main branch.
The benefits of code review are numerous. It can help catch bugs and…
#codereview #webdev #beginners #tutorial
2. Dive Into the World of Open Source: From Novice to Contributor in 6 Steps
Open source software has revolutionized the way we create, collaborate, and share information. From operating systems and web browsers to scientific research and data analysis, open source has transformed the way we interact with technology. If you're interested in getting involved in the open source movement, this article is for you. I'll provide a comprehensive guide to getting started as a contributor, including tips for finding the right project, setting up a development environment, and mak…
#opensource #javascript #beginners #webdev
3. State Management in Frontend Development: An Overview and Case Study
This article has been posted in my personal website too: https://www.devsdepot.com/blog/state-management-in-frontend
Introduction
State management is critical in frontend development, especially in large and complicated apps. It is the act of organizing and preserving data such that it is accessible, consistent, and simple to update across different areas of an application.
There are numerous approaches to state management, ranging from simple strategies such as storing data in global variab…
#react #redux #tutorial #javascript
1. Mastering Code Review: A Guide for Reviewers
This article has been posted in my personal website too: https://www.devsdepot.com/blog/the-code-review-guide
Introduction to Code Review
Code review is an essential part of the software development process, and it plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality and maintainability of our codebase. It involves having one or more developers review and provide feedback on code changes before they are merged into the main branch.
The benefits of code review are numerous. It can help catch bugs and…
#codereview #webdev #beginners #tutorial
2. Dive Into the World of Open Source: From Novice to Contributor in 6 Steps
Open source software has revolutionized the way we create, collaborate, and share information. From operating systems and web browsers to scientific research and data analysis, open source has transformed the way we interact with technology. If you're interested in getting involved in the open source movement, this article is for you. I'll provide a comprehensive guide to getting started as a contributor, including tips for finding the right project, setting up a development environment, and mak…
#opensource #javascript #beginners #webdev
3. State Management in Frontend Development: An Overview and Case Study
This article has been posted in my personal website too: https://www.devsdepot.com/blog/state-management-in-frontend
Introduction
State management is critical in frontend development, especially in large and complicated apps. It is the act of organizing and preserving data such that it is accessible, consistent, and simple to update across different areas of an application.
There are numerous approaches to state management, ranging from simple strategies such as storing data in global variab…
#react #redux #tutorial #javascript