PolyConf is a three-day, single track, multi-disciplinary, non-profit conference on advanced technologies for programmers interested in polyglot approach to software development.
Mission: Our goal is to foster exchange between programming languages and their communities.
How learning Elixir Lang made me a better #Ruby developer http://buff.ly/2tGnZrT by (((Hubert Łępicki)))
I write more functional code, avoid mutating data and side effects in methods, do not shy away from (modern) concurrency primitives, I explored alternative deployment options.
How to Visualize Your Recurrent Neural Network with Attention in Keras http://buff.ly/2h6iGQj by Zafarali Ahmed
A technical discussion and tutorial
Why I Switched from #Python to #Clojure http://buff.ly/2uDsULm by Brad Cypert
I spent some more time with Python and started to realize that I needed something more. Here's a brief list of the reasons why I switched to Clojure.
. Elixir Lang v1.5 released
Elixir v1.5 integrates with Erlang/OTP 20 and bring changes that improves the language reach and the developer experience
How is #Ruby Different in Japan? http://buff.ly/2tCSk9D by Noah Gibbs
I've had a few conversations recently where I say things like, "the Japanese Ruby community uses Ruby for different things than in America"... and I get blank stares. Specifically, I mention that…
The First Woman to Get a Ph.D. in Computer Science From MIT
Irene Greif talks to The Atlantic about her life and legacy.
Entire #ReactJS code base explanation by visual block schemes
Entire ReactJS code base explanation by visual block schemes (Stack+Fiber versions)
Miso - A tasty Haskell front-end framework http://buff.ly/2tjOUu0 by David Johnson
miso - :ramen: A tasty Haskell front-end framework
Outsmarting the compiler http://buff.ly/2sAbjpG by John Otander
Can you?
. Django vs Flask http://buff.ly/2tFYmu3 by Tony Narlock
June 2017
Nuts and Bolts of Multithreaded #Programming
Introduction Get the basics about parallel algorithms, parallel programming APIs, and the tools required to start writing your own parallel programs.
Minitel: The Online World #France Built Before the Web http://buff.ly/2swI6Mm by Kevin Driscoll and
Julien Mailland
A decade before the Internet went mainstream, French citizens were interacting via Minitel, a computer network open to anyone with a telephone
Suffix arrays : How to compute them fast with #Python http://buff.ly/2tGscz4 by
By Louis Abraham
Writing a NetBSD kernel module
Kernel modules are object files used to extend an operating system’s kernel functionality at run time.
Smart and efficient #JavaScript Object Observer, ideal for batching DOM updates http://buff.ly/2sCtiat by Gianluca Guarini
icaro - Smart and efficient javascript object observer, ideal for batching DOM updates (~1kb)
Memory use in CPython and MicroPython
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Cicada a simple Unix shell written in Rust Language http://buff.ly/2ubXmM7 by Hugo Wang
cicada - A simple Unix shell written in Rust
#React, Relay and #GraphQL: Under the Hood of the Times Website Redesign http://buff.ly/2tC4TGN by Scott Taylor ⛵️
The New York Times website is changing, and the technology we use to run it is changing too.
Why We Chose TypeScript http://buff.ly/2tcSiXH by Reddit
Niranjan Ramadas (u/nr4madas) Engineering Manager Earlier this year, our CEO, Steve,
Why I’m Switching from React to Cycle.js http://buff.ly/2t3Qemk by Ivan Jovanovic
Ivan Jovanovic introduces the basic concepts of reactive programming and explains why he's ditching React for Cycle.js, a functional reactive JS framework.
Visualizations of the format and structure of code in various #programming languages http://buff.ly/2tveHRX by Leland Batey
This is a visualization of the format and structure of code in various programming languages, meant to capture in the roughest way what each programming language "looks like". The code samples where…
Home automation with Raspberry Pi, Node.js and #React
Since a kid I've been passionate about electronic and computers. Previously I've done different smallеr projects with arduino, like handbrake for my gaming steering wheel, custom LED tachometer for…
Qudits: The Real Future of #Quantum Computing? http://buff.ly/2sqnbL0 by Charles Choi
Qudits can have 10 or more quantum states simultaneously compared to just two for qubits
How do you cut a monolith in half?
It depends. The problem with distributed systems, is that no matter what the question is, the answer is inevitably ‘It Depends’. When you cut a larger service apart, where you cut depends on…
Probabilistic #programming from scratch http://buff.ly/2ta1Z99 by mike
Working with uncertainty in real-world data.
. Apache RocketMQ an open source distributed messaging and streaming data platform
Apache RocketMQ™ is an open source distributed messaging and streaming data platform. Latest release v4.1.0-incubating
27 #Ruby Gems I use in almost every project http://buff.ly/2spUfmi by Rob Race
The Rails community thrives on its open source gems. Implementing a well written, well tested and vetted gem can make the difference between days and weeks of development of new features. Not every…
Benefits of named return values in Go http://buff.ly/2ta1Jab by Frank Wessels
You may know that Golang offers the ability to name return values. Thus far at minio we have not been using this feature much, but that’ll…
Increasing Rust Language Reach http://buff.ly/2ujQ9bV by Carol Nichols
Words from the Rust team
thinscript - a low-level programming language inspired by TypeScript http://buff.ly/2tmwFpH by Evan Wallace
thinscript - A low-level programming language inspired by TypeScript
History of #Lisp Editing http://buff.ly/2ujPW8t by Shaun Lebron
history-of-lisp-editing - how people tolerated parens back in the 70s and 80s
Compiling #Python syntax to x86-64 assembly for fun and (zero) profit
Ben Hoyt is an experienced software engineer at TripAdvisor in New York City. He and his wife and three daughters live just across the Hudson River in New Jersey.
#JAVA and SIMD
I have wanted to experiment with Java for a long time to find out whether or not it can take advantage of Single Instruction, Multiple Data (SIMD) instructions to speed up CPU-intensive computations.…
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