Python is praised for its clarity and syntactic sugariness. In this article, I will teach you to use decorators in Python to make your code readable and clean.
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Let’s be honest: Python is slow. When I say Python, I mean CPython, it’s reference, C-based, implementation. This is where PyPy comes into play. This is a Python runtime, written in Python (!), which performs 4.4 times faster than CPython. How? Read ahead.
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Abstract classes (or Interfaces) are an essential part of an Object-Oriented design. While Python is not a purely OOP language, it offers very robust solutions in terms of abstract and meta classes.
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Python 3.9 is currently in the 4th iteration of its beta phase (as of July 2020). While some things may change, it is now pretty clear what the new release will look like.
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React is, arguably, the easiest UI library out there. But this easiness comes at a cost, which is performance. In this article, I will list some ways to improve the performance of your React app drastically.
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JavaScript is an awesome language, it really is. Just like plastic was an awesome invention 100 years ago. But everything comes with consequences, whether it is environmental pollution or computing pollution alike.
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SSH (Secure SHell) is a protocol that is used for remote administration of Linux systems. Obviously, it is secure, but what if I told you that you can make it even more secure by disabling the password?
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systemd is the glue that holds Linux systems together. systemd is a collection of building blocks, which handle services, processes, logging, network connectivity and even authentication. In this article, I will show you how to work with services in systemd
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Syncing files across devices is really easy. Just install Google Drive, or iCloud, or Dropbox, or any other cloud storage provider. But this comes at a cost, and the cost is your data. Here I am going to show you how to sync files that matter without anyone in-between.
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Linux, being a truly multi-user, multi-namespace OS, offers a lot of options when it comes to user management. Here is what you need to know to master it.
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