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UIUC MCS - CS 427 Review - Software Engineering
Overview

TLDR: For undergrads or those changing professions to software engineering this could be a good (even challenging) course. If you are already a software engineer, this class won't be worth your time.
Difficulty: Easy
Opinion: Disliked
Weekly workload: 6 hours
Semester taken: Fall 2022

Class Content

Lecture Content

The course was a survey of broad software engineering principles. The lectures covered software engineering and methodologies, requirements designing, a few architecture…
#university #school #review #softwareengineering
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1. DynamoDB and its Data Pane Operations - 1
In this article, I am going to show you some of the Data Pane (read-write) operations, such us Create, Read, Update and Delete (CRUD) on DynamoDB items, using expressions and conditional expressions.

In this article, I am not explaining the terminology and the concepts used in DynamoDB Tables. Please visit my previous articles for this - DynamoDB and its Control Pane Operations - 1 and DynamoDB and its Control Pane Operations - 2.

Let’s get started!

Objectives:

1. Create an item

2. Read an…
#dynamodb #aws #cli #crud

2. UIUC MCS - CS 435 Review - Cloud Computer Networking
Overview

TLDR: 435 is a high workload, high reward class with a dedicated professor and practical assignments that provide a solid basis for understanding computer networking.
Difficulty: Hard
Opinion: Enjoyed
Weekly workload: 12 hours
Semester taken: Fall 2022

Class Content

Lecture Content

The class was roughly split into two components. The first half of the semester focused on routing and how the internet works. These lectures were very high quality and instructive. They cover the netwo…
#softwareengineering #cloudnetworking #university #gradschool
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1. The question of the day...
To keep Twitter, or not to keep Twitter?

That...is the question. And it's a tough one!

dev.to started as a Twitter account, and it's grown into an ecosystem of more than a dozen accounts since then. As the steward of that ecosystem for the better part of the past year, it breaks my heart to watch the platform become what it has over the past few months.

We have no plans in the works to leave Twitter, even as we've established a presence on Mastodon, but I want to know what you're thinking. …
#socialmedia #discuss #watercooler

2. 📚3 Must Read Books for Programmers from Non-traditional Background
1️⃣ Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software

This is a classic book I believe should be the first thing to read when you want to learn about how computer works. Even though the first edition was published nearly two decades ago, the content is still relevant, and good news is that the second edition was just released Aug 2022 with new chapters on clock, ALU etc, and the companion website, CodeHiddenLanguage.com, uses animated graphics of key circuits in the book to make compu…
#computerscience #programmer #softwareengineering #selflearning

3. Best books I've read in 2022 📚
One of my goals this year was to read more than in previous years and I wanted to share with you some of the best books I read in 2022, some of them are recommendations from other people and others were simply in the long Wanted to read list. These books covered a wide range of topics and all provided valuable insights and information.

"Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman. This book goes in-depth into the psychology of decision making and how the brain processes information. It is a fas…
#reading #books #science
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1. Shortest Path Planning using wavefront Propagation
This algorithm is guaranteed to find the shortest path

The basic idea is to explore all possible neighboring cells and calculating the minimum cost (represented by their d-value) of getting to that cell.
If the d-value of a cell is -1, that means it's a obstruction

This is the class that handles most of the computing

// Wrapper class for tuple
class tuple implements Comparable{
public int x,y,d;
tuple(int a,int b,int c){
x = a; y = b; d = c;
}
@Override
int compareTo(tuple other) {
re…
#java #processing #algorithms

2. How to create navigation menu with HTML CSS step by step | web design tutorial | HTML CSS tutorial
Hello!! Creative People, Today I want to share with you HTML CSS Design (Navigation Menu).

I hope you like this version and give your opinion in the comment box. If I have any problem then I recover my net video. Thanks for watching this video, and please do SUBSCRIBE to my channel.

How to create navigation menu with HTML CSS step by step | web design tutorial | HTML CSS tutorial

thanks…
#html #css #beginners #tutorial

3. Tips to Boost Your Dev Career
Hey there, developers!

You write a lot when you work as a developer. Primarily, your writing is for computers. However, businesses are made up of people.

What if your user, the CEO or your next employer reads your writing?

Is effective communication necessary?

It's one thing to write code to solve an issue but quite another to communicate its outcomes to real people.

By writing well, you can expand your capacity for effective communication within teams, an organization, or your end customer…
#tips #career #softwareengineering #blog
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Effortlessly handle dates and times in JavaScript with Luxon
Introduction

Luxon is a powerful and lightweight JavaScript library for working with dates and times. It was created as an alternative to the popular Moment.js library, with the goal of being faster, smaller, and easier to use.

One of the key benefits of Luxon is its strong support for the Internationalization (i18n) features of the ECMAScript Internationalization API, which allows for formatting and parsing dates and times in a variety of languages and locales.

Luxon also has a number of oth…
#javascript #datestime #library #softwareengineering
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1. Top 5 React Native UI Libraries
Let's begin the React Native Picture...

My last react native application has millions of downloads, check it out here, Coinswitch

React Native is a cross-platform framework that helps to develop a mobile application using javascript and the so-called JS framework React Native. It is similar to React in functionality and under-the-hood logic, with one more addition of layer called JS bridge which helps this hybrid code to conversate with native code written in (especially used in mobile devices…
#reactnative #mobile #programming #tutorial

2. Become a JavaScript Pro with These Top Lodash Tips
Lodash is a popular JavaScript library that provides utility functions for common programming tasks. It is a great tool to have in your toolbelt as a developer, as it can make your code more concise and efficient.

In this tutorial, we will go over some of the most useful functions provided by Lodash and how to use them effectively.

Installation

To use Lodash in your project, you can install it via npm by running the following command:

npm install --save lodash

Alternatively, you can includ…
#library #javascript #softwareengineering #gettingstarted

3. Top 10+ Best React Native UI Components for Mobile App Development
Welcome to the world of React Native UI components for mobile app development. As a mobile app developer, you know that user experience is key to delivering a successful product. This is why it is so important to choose the right tools for your development process. In this article, we will take a look at some of the best React Native UI components available today and discuss their benefits for mobile app development. We’ll also go over some tips for choosing the right UI components and how to in…
#webdev #reactnative #javascript #programming
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1. Top 10 html elements to use in 2023
HTML is a powerful markup language that can be used to give our web applications structure and provide powerful accessibility benefits, but only when used appropriately.

In this article, we’ll discover the top ten HTML elements you might not have known existed but can help you create more accessible and structurally-sound web applications.

Translate

The translate attribute in HTML is used to specify whether the content of an element is translated or not. This attribute is new in HTML5. The t…
#webdev #html #tutorial #beginners

2. How to securely expose your local app to the internet using EC2?
Are you developing an app and want others to access it before it's available in the cloud? Or are you integrating with a third-party tool and wish to enable access to your local app for a better development experience? This article is for you.

There are many use cases where you might need to expose your local app (the app you are developing on your local machine) to the internet. That could be a site, an API or a chatbot. I've worked on a few of these cases, most recently a side project develop…
#aws #terraform #softwareengineering #cloud

3. How install Cloud SDK Docker image in GCP?
🧰 Simple way to install SDK in GCP.

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I will install Docker image to use it as a SDK in Console GCP.

For more information and potential of this, click here.

1st - Pull Docker image

To use the image of the latest Cloud SDK release we will need pull image from repository in console.

I use following command:

CONSOLE:

docker pull gcr.io/google.com/cloudsdktool/cloud-sdk:latest

O…
#cloud #cloudskills #computerscience #beginners
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Intro to Naming Guidelines: Writing Meaningful Variable Names
For me, naming a variable is similar to giving a baby a name. It could tell us a bit about who they...
#softwareengineering #bestpractices #namingconventions #javascript
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Building Robust Backend APIs with State Machines: A Comprehensive Guide
This blog post provides an overview of state machines and their benefits in backend development. It covers the process of designing and implementing a state machine, as well as testing and advanced techniques for handling concurrency and error handling. The post also includes a detailed example of a complex signup state machine. Additionally, it showcases the use of the XState visual editor to simplify the process of designing and implementing state machines in backend development. This post is ideal for developers interested in learning more about state machines and how they can be used in backend development.
#statemachines #backenddevelopment #softwareengineering #webdev
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Maximizing Your Influence as a Software Engineer
As a software developer, you might be eager to dive into projects and prove your skills. However, one...
#career #beginners #softwareengineering #programming
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Impact of Agile Methodology on Software Development
What is Software Development? According to IBM (International Business Machines...
#agile #beginners #devops #softwareengineering
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Testing in software development: A practical guide
This article was authored by Aasim Ali, a member of Educative's technical content team. Software...
#testing #softwareengineering #tutorial #programming
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What My Cousin Vinny can teach us about debugging
If you haven’t seen My Cousin Vinny yet, go watch it real quick, we’ll wait. Great movie, right?...
#webdev #programming #beginners #softwareengineering
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How to Setup Solidity Environment with Hardhat
Table Of Contents * [Chapter 1](Introduction) * [Chapter 2](Hardhat setup with...
#blockchain #typescript #web3 #softwareengineering
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Agile Software Development: The Symphony of Collaboration and Creativity
Agile software development has long been hailed as a game-changer, revolutionizing the way we build...
#development #softwareengineering #programming #beginners