A complete novice in computing can be shown how to use some #programming language in just a few weeks. In a few months, he will have amassed adequate skills to not embarrass himself in polite company. But he will need about a decade more of focused learning and working to become a #programmer.
Similarly, an experienced programmer can pick up a new language in a few hours. But he will need at least a couple of years of persistent use to become proficient in it.
The trouble, though, is us—the #programmers. We fall into two camps: one-language homesteaders and all-language nomads. Even when we are obliged to use one language on one project, year after year, the first type is constantly looking for ways to return to their one true language and the second type is perpetually seeking ways to subvert the project so they can bring in the latest unproven languages.
Visuals coded in #tixyland
Sound Coded in #sonicpi@sonic_pi
Tweaked for Visuals
For the 30th Prompt Of Mathober: Removable. Disappearance and Removal of dots are occurring through Tixyland & SonicPi. This is the remixed of the original
Tixyland Equation
Math.pow(cos(y)/sin(i) *tan(t), t %8)
Math.pow(cos(y)/sin(i) *tan(t), x %8)
Poem
Removing the Dots
Approving the Plots
Thats Written
Hidden
In the Expansion
Suspension of the Tension
Loosen of the Knots
As it is the Thoughts of the Dots
What could be worse than rewriting old code that was written by another person, who called variables not only with lexical errors, but also using words unrelated to the code context... 👽🛸
I played #Satisfactory recently. I really like it. And I like games like #Spacechem (haven't played #Factorio, but I think it is cool).
Many say it is essentially #programming. And since I'm a #programmer, I naturally love this kind of stuff.
But I can't play them for too long.
Why?
Because I develop software, it's my day job. And develop more as pet projects occasionally. Idea of sinking hundreds of hours more into a game like that repels me.
#introduction
Hi Folks! Running from the disgusting world of Facebook that wants to sell my info to the highest bidder! Much love to you all. I focus on spreading positivity and awareness for shitty actions of billionaires. I love TTRPGs, RPGs, cringe stories from the internet, programming, music of most kinds and a variety of other interests as well. Feel free to message me or reply to any of my posts!
I am Piyush Chandwani. A fullstack web-developer and a #programmer based India #MastIndia . I have a deep understanding in the art of creating website 🧑💻.
I am a #webdev enthusiast and like to share great resource with these awesome folk's over here.
Hi!
I am OlshaMB(Michael).
I am almost 16 year old programmer.
I love MacOS and Apple, and Arc Browser btw.
I program for the web, in the newest web tech.
Also sometimes I program in Rust, also sometimes I program in swift for mac apps.
I love open-source and Linux. #macos#introduction#programmer#rust#webdev#webdevlopment#student
#AIart is like stock image gallery with weird randomizer. You can do #art with that, but you are constrained by assets available to you. Speaking of "assets", when you make a game using stuff from asset store, be it art, music or code, you are a #gamedev, but not necessarily an #artist (specifically visual artist), #musician or #programmer.
Here's some hard-won old #python#programmer wisdom. (Been talkin' to these gol-durn machines for forty years now!)
When doing something like this
if self.foo() or self.bar:
...
And your code relies on self.foo() to be called every time, leave future you a brief comment warning against reversing the order of the terms.
This one (proprietary) project of mine is now over 30,000 lines in 150 mostly unit-tested modules & it gets hard to remember everything 100%. Maybe more after 40 years...
I started on Mastodon.social, then went to infosec.exchange before the c̶u̶l̶t̶ welcoming community at beige.party sucked me in with their p̶r̶o̶m̶i̶s̶e̶s̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶e̶t̶e̶r̶n̶a̶l̶ ̶l̶i̶f̶e̶ ̶a̶n̶d̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶d̶e̶m̶i̶s̶e̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶m̶y̶ ̶e̶n̶e̶m̶i̶e̶s̶ love and kindness.
I didn't officially log out of #Twitter until the 19th (when he reinstated the Orange Fascist), but I was basically done there a year ago today and began working on the #Mastodon experience for myself.
I kept the bots running there for another week or so (the 25th, I believe) until Apartheid Daddy's stupid mods killed my #API keys for "spamming another user's mentions"... even though the other user was another one of my bots... morons.
a year later and I get all I want online from here. there's news if you look, lots of humor and even #weirdmastodon exists and is as fucked up as you want it. my blocklist is fewer than 10 people somehow as well.
I may bring a bot to Sky just because I'm a #programmer at heart and an API whore, so it'd more for tech testing than anything else.
So let's keep it going for years to come on this sore aging parent website, folks!
Validation of javascript forms - name, password, password retype validation and Number Validation
It is critical to check the user-submitted form since it may include incor- rect information. As a result, validation is required to authenticate the user. Because JavaScript allows form validation on the client side, data processing is faster than server-side validation.15 JavaScript form validation is preferred by the majority of web developers. We can validate name, password, email, date, cell numbers, and other data using JavaScript. https://chat-to.dev/post?id=12#javascript#web#programmer
Je viens de terminer la mise en ligne d'une nouvelle version des vidéos de rediffusion du bootcamp Delphi de mars à juin 2020: "apprendre la programmation avec Delphi".
Ces vidéos bénéficient toutes d'un chapitrage des sujets, d'un sous-titrage automatique réalisé par Vimeo et d'une recherche par mots dans la transcription de l'intégralité de chaque vidéo. Le volume sonore et certaines anomalies ont été corrigées.
Did you find a way to address the issues presented while keeping #IconFonts?
Basically:
When our friends with #Dyslexia overrides your fonts, font icons turn into black boxes since the font they're using doesn't have support for those Unicode code blocks.
When screenreaders, or voice assistance, reads a site with icon fonts, they read the icon fonts really weird.
For No.2, a site with properly marked aria labels, or marked as hidden for assistive tech, is the solution I can think of.
However, for No.1, I can't think of a way since once the browser forces the user font, all fonts on the site will rely on the user's custom font.
The only other way I can think of is to provide an option to switch the site's font right from the website, so they don't have to override the site's font.
The more modest a developer is, the smaller the application version increments. Some indie coders add brilliant new functionality, and change the version from 0.9 to 0.9.1, while corporations often add a few minor improvements once a year, and jump from 1.0 to 2.0.
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