Information on Programming related articles. This section is geared towards Developers, DevOps engineers and Architects looking to learn more about Programming languages.
Historically I have always been baffled when people ask me the question is debugging harder than coding. Being a veteran coder and I think anyone with over 2 years of programming under their belt will easily be able to tell you that yes debugging is harder than coding. However there’s always someone out there challenging …
I have used Python extensively over the years with multi-processing code. Be it in a cloud environment inside a Lambda function or even in a terminal running multiple operations simultaneously in different processes. Since Python introduced the multiprocessing module it has made things easier for people to start using it with multiprocessing. It’s important to …
Being a long user of both Javascript and Python, essentially since inception I thought it was about time I gave my opinion on this answer. Since this is a multi-facet answer I am going to break it down into different sections to basically give perspective and help you understand if this can be a replacement …
NodeJS and PHP are basically two of the main contenders when it comes to selecting a web framework to implement your API on. Since NodeJS is based on Javascript it basically has a long history as a language but it’s still fairly new as a framework. The work done in the engine is very comparable …
In this guide I’m going to cover if NodeJS is faster than Java in 2023. Since things have changed a lot over the inception of both programming languages I’m going to focus on what the situation is today. For reference Javascript was released approximately a year before Java back in 1995 vs 1996 which makes …
One question that always lingers when I’ve been teaching my classes lately is whether NodeJS can replace Java. I know NodeJS has gained a lot of popularity over the years and this is somewhat justified. In this article I’m going to try to shed some light on the topic in an extensive way to see …
Introduction Today I will cover why stack is faster than heap. The main reason is that memory is allocated and deallocated much more efficiently due to the the simplicity of the algorithm. When an item is added to the stack, it is simply added to the top of the stack in constant time, O(1). Similarly, …