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description: "A language-agnostic introduction to the concept of Coroutines"
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description: "A language-agnostic introduction to the concept of Coroutines"
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published: true
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tags: beginner coroutines parallelism
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tags: beginner coroutines parallelism
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date: 20211120
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date: 2021-11-20
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## Preamble
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## Preamble
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## Conclusion
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## Conclusion
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There is, of course, lots more to be said about coroutines, and how they a reintegrated in different languages. But this introduction should give a good enough idea of how they fundamentally work.
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There is, of course, lots more to be said about coroutines, and how they a reintegrated in different languages. But this introduction should give a good enough idea of how they fundamentally work.
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title: Why I prefer Lua to Ruby
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title: Why I prefer Lua to Ruby
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published: true
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published: true
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tags: Lua, Ruby
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tags: Lua, Ruby
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date: 20190401
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date: 2019-04-01
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So Lua and Ruby are two rather similar languages in many aspects. There's a lot of articles explaining what makes them so similar and many of the more superficial differences.
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So Lua and Ruby are two rather similar languages in many aspects. There's a lot of articles explaining what makes them so similar and many of the more superficial differences.
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puts 0.0/0
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puts 0.0/0
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Things like that make a language (and, by extension, programs written in it) harder to understand at first glance, specially to newcomers. No language will ever be 100% consistent, but these inconsistencies should still be reduced whenever possible.
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Things like that make a language (and, by extension, programs written in it) harder to understand at first glance, specially to newcomers. No language will ever be 100% consistent, but these inconsistencies should still be reduced whenever possible.
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published: false
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published: false
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description: or "why, in my humble opinion, you should refrain from using a framework intended for highly interactive web applications for a simple portfolio site"
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description: or "why, in my humble opinion, you should refrain from using a framework intended for highly interactive web applications for a simple portfolio site"
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tags:
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tags:
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date: 1994-05-03
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# cover_image: https://direct_url_to_image.jpg
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# cover_image: https://direct_url_to_image.jpg
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# Use a ratio of 100:42 for best results.
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# Use a ratio of 100:42 for best results.
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<!-- TODO: Write -->
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<!-- TODO: Write -->
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## Let your projects speak for themselves
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## Let your projects speak for themselves
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<!-- TOOD: Write -->
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<!-- TOOD: Write -->
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published: true
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published: true
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description: A long and poorly structured rant about a series of harmful phenomena I've observed in the world of programming.
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description: A long and poorly structured rant about a series of harmful phenomena I've observed in the world of programming.
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tags: rant, programming, community
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tags: rant, programming, community
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date: 20201125
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date: 2020-11-25
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# Preamble
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# Preamble
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# In Conclusion
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# In Conclusion
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It's not like I think the world will end. Programming won't stop being my hobby, nor do I fear I some day won't find a job (at least not before someone develops an AI that does all the programming for us and understands human language). I want the world of programming to stay this quirky place, where people build cool stuff, share what they've built and discuss it with others. Ultimately I hope we can all have fun programming 🧡
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It's not like I think the world will end. Programming won't stop being my hobby, nor do I fear I some day won't find a job (at least not before someone develops an AI that does all the programming for us and understands human language). I want the world of programming to stay this quirky place, where people build cool stuff, share what they've built and discuss it with others. Ultimately I hope we can all have fun programming 🧡
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published: true
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description: Here's why I think tabs are objectively better than spaces
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description: Here's why I think tabs are objectively better than spaces
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tags: indentation, tabs, spaces
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tags: indentation, tabs, spaces
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date: 20210215
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date: 2021-02-15
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# The Debate
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# The Debate
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# Conclusion
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# Conclusion
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There is not a single good reason to prefer spaces over tabs. The whole space-indentation mythology is nothing but ridiculous non sequiturs and false claims.
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There is not a single good reason to prefer spaces over tabs. The whole space-indentation mythology is nothing but ridiculous non sequiturs and false claims.
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description: "A short introduction to the new CSS @scope rule, the history of CSS scoping and what makes it useful for different areas of web-development"
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description: "A short introduction to the new CSS @scope rule, the history of CSS scoping and what makes it useful for different areas of web-development"
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tags: css,scope,components,vanilla
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tags: css,scope,components,vanilla
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date: 20220316
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date: 2022-03-16
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## A brief history of Scoping and CSS
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## A brief history of Scoping and CSS
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description: "A detailed description of the development process of an HTML TypeWriter element in plain JavaScript using the custom-element API, meta-programming and some recursion magic."
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description: "A detailed description of the development process of an HTML TypeWriter element in plain JavaScript using the custom-element API, meta-programming and some recursion magic."
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published: true
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published: true
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tags: type-writer, html, javascript, webdev, async, metaprogramming
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tags: type-writer, html, javascript, webdev, async, metaprogramming
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date: 20210911
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date: 2021-09-11
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## Backstory
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## Backstory
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And last but not least, [here's the actual code](https://github.com/DarkWiiPlayer/components/blob/master/TypeWriter.js), but keep in mind that I changed and ommitted a few things to make the code easier to follow in the article.
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And last but not least, [here's the actual code](https://github.com/DarkWiiPlayer/components/blob/master/TypeWriter.js), but keep in mind that I changed and ommitted a few things to make the code easier to follow in the article.
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What are your thoughts? Would you improve anything about this aproach? Have you ever found yourself using similar tools to solve a problem? Let me know in the comments and happy discussing! 💜
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What are your thoughts? Would you improve anything about this aproach? Have you ever found yourself using similar tools to solve a problem? Let me know in the comments and happy discussing! 💜
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