Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Programming”
17 September 2023
Bun 1.0 is out
Bun 1.0 is out of the oven! And it’s a big deal, because there wasn’t much happening in terms of performance or innovation in the recent years with NodeJS. Sure we have Deno, but who is really using Deno? Also Bun tries to combine various tools into one tool, helping out the developers a lot.
Pros Bun is developed in the Zig programming language. Bun is very focused on performance, which in most cases the Bun Runtime (let’s call it buntime 😂) is indeed running faster than NodeJS.
View post24 December 2021
Starship Prompt
I would like to share a nice ‘secret’. I want to introduce you to the Starship prompt! This is a getting started guide for Starship. I’m using Starship every day.
Starship Prompt, not to be confused with the Starship from SpaceX 😆, is a cross-shell prompt written in Rust. The prompt works in any common shell you may already use under GNU/Linux, like Bash.
In fact, Starship prompt works under any shell under any operating system.
View post15 December 2021
GitLab: Pull from remote repo
GitLab is an awesome product. I’m using GitLab Community Edition (FOSS) at home on a daily basis.
However, I needed a specific feature in GitLab called Pull from a remote repository which is officially a premium feature only. Too bad this feature is not free, but I have a solution.
This sync feature allows you to keep for example your forked repository in sync with a remote upstream repository.
30 October 2020
GPT-3 – We are doomed
I would like to talk about artificial intelligence (AI), GPT-3 to be specific. Has been a while since I posted an article, but I noticed an urge to write about GPT-3 🙂. Without further ado, let’s get into what GPT-3 is. And why this is such an important topic to discuss.
31 December 2016
Git hooks
Recently I found the benefits of using git hooks. I want you explain in this article more about git hooks. What are git hooks in the first place? What for hooks are there? (no I’m not talking about a fish hook). And how to use git hooks in combination in my favorite open-source git server: GitLab.
Git hooks A git hook is a way to fire off your own custom scripts (perl, python or bash it doesn’t really matter).
View post10 December 2016
Why should you upgrade to PHP7?
Developers who running PHP-enabled websites such as WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Magento or even PHP frameworks like Laravel and Symfony should know about the new major PHP version. As a developer you should think about switching to PHP7. I will talk about the how-to use it, some history, the benefits of PHP7 and finally how to get PHP7 on your system.
And uhm… what about PHP version 6?
Usage About about 98% of the websites are still using PHP version 5.
View post1 December 2016
How do I see the future of Technology?
I always like to debate and dream about new technologies and the future. Which is sometimes sci-fi, but most of the sci-fi becomes reality. I would like to share some of my (crazy?) predictions and technologies I think become truth and fully accepted within several years from now.
28 December 2014
Cross-compiling Linux Driver (Raspberry Pi)
Onder cross-compiling wordt verstaan dat je code bouwt (compileert) op een computer, wat eigenlijk bedoeld is voor een ander platform. Zo is het mogelijk dat je onder Windows een uitvoerbaar bestand kunt compileren voor Linux of Android.
16 December 2014
Raspberry Pi – Camera Module + Motion
In deze tutorial leg ik uit hoe je de Raspberry Pi kunt opzetten / configureren met de Camera Module. Deze module is niet standaard inbegrepen bij aanschaf van de Raspberry Pi.
Ik leg ook uit welke software je het beste kunt gebruiken voor het detecteren van beweging. Verder bespreek ik stap voor stap hoe je het beste je netwerk kunt configureren. Ik sluit af met een lijstje met handige commando’s die je zeker gaan helpen tijdens het project.
Kortom, een mooi projectje voor in het weekend! 🙂
17 December 2013
Python-Py7h0n programmeertaal leuke weetjes
In Python (een programmeertaal) kun je soms tegen rare dingen aan lopen, soms verwacht je niet altijd wat je krijgt (hoewel het achteraf altijd wel uit te leggen is). Dit geld overigens voor alle programmeertalen op de wereld. 😉