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ryanharter.com
Who Needs IDEs? At Google I/O this year, Google introduced it's new IDE, Android Studio. Android Studio is based on IntelliJ IDEA, a great IDE that many of my Android friends use. I wasn't particularly excited by this announcement because, for the last several years, I've given up IDEs. My development environment of choice has been Sublime Text 2 and ant. Sure, IDEs can be extremely useful, especially in Java, where boiler plate code is the name of the game. |
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ekhabarov.com
How to build Go projects. |
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fzakaria.com
Visit https://visible.build to try a client-side only build event protocol viewer ?. You can find the MIT licensed source code here. I consider myself a "backend" engineer. Although I have dabbled in UI frameworks professionally (.NET and the occasional JavaScript) - I rarely work on the front-end visual portion of a product. My knowledge of HTML/CSS has been forever cemented since I learnt the technology in my teens - culminating in the ultimate personal expression of on GeoCities. Revisiting front-end development for occasional projects has always been stress-inducing. The pace of change in the ecosystem is fast from the toolset to even the language (? TypeScript). |
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adsecurity.org
[AI summary] This technical article details essential security features in PowerShell version 5, including script block logging, system-wide transcripts, constrained mode, and Antimalware Scan Interface (AMSI) integration to defend against enterprise attacks. |
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