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adventofcode.ellakaye.co.uk | ||
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jcarroll.com.au
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| | | | | When things run slower than we'd like in R we tend to reach for another, usually compiled, language, and move our code there. What if it "just happened"? What started out as a silly exploration of how to count digits ended up with a race to see which language does it fastest. Maybe some surprises here for some, maybe some bad implementations on my part - let's find out. | |
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brandont.dev
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chapel-lang.org
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| | | | | A solution to day nine of AoC 2022, covering select-statements, arrays, and math functions | |
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zserge.com
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| | | Whether we like it or not, but Java is one of the most widely used programming languages. However, since most of the applications in Java are either too boring or too complex - not every Java developer has enough curiosity to look under the hood and see how JVM works. In this post I will try to write a toy (and incomplete) JVM to show the core principles behind it and hopefully sparkle some interest in you to learn it further. | ||
