by Abanoub Hanna
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How many node scripts distributed via Homebrew ?
What is Node JS ? 🔗 Node.js is a free, open-source runtime environment that allows developers to execute JavaScript code on the server side, rather than just in a web browser. It was initially …
How many Python scripts distributed via Homebrew ?
What is Python ? 🔗 Python is a high-level, general-purpose programming language designed to be easy to read and write. It emphasizes simplicity and versatility, making it one of the most popular …
How many Zig programs distributed via Homebrew ?
What is Zig ? 🔗 Zig is an imperative, general-purpose, and compiled systems programming language created by Andrew Kelley. It is designed as a modern alternative to C, aiming for simplicity, …
How many Rust programs distributed via Homebrew ?
What is Rust language ? 🔗 Rust is a systems programming language originally sponsored by Mozilla, noted for its focus on safety, speed, and concurrency. It was designed to address common …
How many Go apps distributed via Homebrew for macOS and Linux ?
What is Go ? 🔗 Go (often called Golang) is primarily used for building high-performance, scalable infrastructure and backend software. Its efficiency and built-in support for concurrency have made it …
The Art of Deliberate Boredom: How Embracing the Void Leads to Hyperfocus and Mastery
In a world addicted to dopamine and constant connectivity, the most contrarian path to top-tier success is also the most uncomfortable one: Deliberate Boredom. While we often view boredom as a failure …
Learn Go | Tutorial 6: The Memory Loss Issue (File Persistence)
The final tutorial solves the memory loss problem by introducing persistence. We will write tasks to a simple text file so they survive when the program closes. Currently, when you type quit, your …
Learn Go | Tutorial 5: Making Choices (The Command Loop)
This tutorial transforms your simple “add-only” loop into a real interactive menu system. Right now, your program is a one-trick pony: it launches, forces you to add tasks, and then quits. …
Learn Go | Tutorial 4: Listening to the User
You have built a list of hardcoded tasks. Now, you will make the program interactive by allowing the user to type in a new task. Right now, your tasks are stuck inside the code. If you want to add …
Learn Go | Tutorial 3: The Grocery List Problem
This tutorial turns your single status line into a small task list. You will meet slices and loops only because managing multiple tasks without them is painful. Tutorial 3: The Grocery List Problem 🔗 …