What do you need to control your OS using only the keyboard? Every developer has their own take on the answer—Microsoft's was to release Windows Terminal. But what's going on under its hood? It...
How does Java support dynamic calls? From slow reflection to the optimized MethodHandle and invokedynamic—let's explore the evolution of dynamism on the JVM and dive into how MethodHandle works...
Everyone who has ever opened Visual Studio has encountered a .sln solution file that contains information about structure and build configuration, platform settings, and other parameters. Why...
Want static analysis to run not just locally, but also on every pull request? Want bugs to be caught before they reach the main branch? In this article, we'll show how to set it up in the...
Hello, readers! Imagine this: you pour your soul into solving a complex task, submit your code for review... and get a scathing comment like, "This solution doesn't scale," "Too complicated,...
Welcome to the eighth part of our digest on news and events in the .NET world! This time we'll cover the highly anticipated .NET 10 preview 4 and 5, the new dotnet run app.cs command, and lots...
In this article, we'll tell you about our journey across the Irdya lands. Our adventures promise glorious battles, victories, and rare rewards of mighty artifacts! "What on earth are...
In the age of UI frameworks, legends tell about the great land where a single codebase rules all platforms. Today, we set foot on the shores of the abandoned mainland known as...
Classes were likely the first thing Stroustrup added in the 1980s, marking the birth of C++. If we imagine ourselves as archaeologists studying ancient C++, one piece of indirect evidence...
We're looking at the screen. One warning. Just one, but it's red. It's "screaming". We can't immediately figure out what's wrong. The conditioned reflex kicks in—Git is already opened. Fix...
