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Coroutines.md
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description: "A language-agnostic introduction to the concept of Coroutines"
published: true
tags: beginner coroutines parallelism
date: 20211120
date: 2021-11-20
---
## Preamble
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## Conclusion
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.
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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Rants/Lua over Ruby.md
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title: Why I prefer Lua to Ruby
published: true
tags: Lua, Ruby
date: 20190401
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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puts 0.0/0
```
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.
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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Rants/Portfolios without Frameworks.md
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published: false
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"
tags:
date: 1994-05-03
# cover_image: https://direct_url_to_image.jpg
# Use a ratio of 100:42 for best results.
---
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## Let your projects speak for themselves
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Rants/Rant on Change.md
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@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: A rant on change, and the good old times.
published: true
description: A long and poorly structured rant about a series of harmful phenomena I've observed in the world of programming.
tags: rant, programming, community
date: 20201125
date: 2020-11-25
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# Preamble
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# In Conclusion
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 🧡
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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Rants/Tabs over Spaces.md
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published: true
description: Here's why I think tabs are objectively better than spaces
tags: indentation, tabs, spaces
date: 20210215
date: 2021-02-15
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# The Debate
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# Conclusion
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.
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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Web/CSS/What is Scope.md
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published: true
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"
tags: css,scope,components,vanilla
date: 20220316
date: 2022-03-16
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## A brief history of Scoping and CSS

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Web/JavaScript/HTML Typeriter.md
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@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: Building an HTML Type-Writer
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."
published: true
tags: type-writer, html, javascript, webdev, async, metaprogramming
date: 20210911
date: 2021-09-11
---
## 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.
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! 💜
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! 💜