Why I stopped using AI code editors

by: Luciano Nooijen
source: The Primegen

A Few Takeawys
1. Doing a smaller thing again and again make the harder thing easy.
2. Using AI Generated Code bring more unknown security issues with them.
3. While you may starting using AI for free, but sooner or later they might charge you for that
4. Thinking, of famous quote If something is free, then your the product

The Ultimate Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA)

by: Ethan McCue

A Few Takeawys
1. I Got to know Awesome MIT Courses, 6.0006, 6.046j.
2. A Good Book, Which I Plan to Read, "Algorithm Design" by Jon Kleinberg and Éva Tardos.

Experience of Writing a Book

by: Teiva Harsanyi

A Few Takeawys
1. Nice Writing, Very Detailed, Feels Like I can visbily see whats happening.
2. Very Open, Mentioning about Royalties -> Gaining Trust.
3. He wrote in such way the scope was wider.

Learn You Some Erlang

by: Fred Hebert

A Lot Takeawys
1. He Goes: Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if both are frozen.
2. Very Fun, Easy Understanble Tech Docs, ever read

React Won by Default – And It's Killing Frontend Innovation

by: Loren Stewart

A Lot Takeawys
1. Frontend Framework Evaluation Checklist
A. Assess Performance Needs: Evaluate metrics like startup time, update efficiency, and bundle size. B. Team Skills and Learning Curve: Consider existing expertise but factor in migration paths. C. Scaling and Cost of Ownership: Calculate long-term costs, including maintenance, dependency management, and tech debt. Alternatives often reduce runtime overhead, lowering hosting costs and improving scalability. D. Ecosystem Fit: Balance maturity with innovation; pilot in non-critical areas to test migration feasibility and ROI. 2. Monoculture slows web evolution when one framework’s constraints become de facto limits.