Wave Function Collapse is an algorithm that can generate anything by arranging it according to rules or samples. In this article, we are going to look at how to use WFC to generate a map in...
Nullable reference types appeared in C# 3 years ago. By this time, they found their audience. But even those who work with this "beast" may not know all its capabilities. Let's figure out how to...
New version of .NET enhanced the performance of the Min, Max, Average and Sum methods for arrays and lists. How much do you think their execution speed has increased? 2x or 5x? No, they got...
Regular expressions come in handy when you need to search for and replace text. However, in some cases, they may cause the system to slow down or even make vulnerable to ReDoS attacks.
C# 11 is coming, so we're going to explore its new features in detail. You may find these new features pretty curious even though there are not that many of them. Today let's take a closer look...
There aren't many things left in modern C++ that don't fit the "Don't pay for what you don't use" paradigm. One of them is dynamic_cast. In this article, we'll find out what's wrong with it...
This note is for C++ beginner programmers who are wondering why everyone keeps telling them to use delete[] for arrays. But, instead of a clear explanation, senior developers just keep hiding...
What benefits does SAST have? What's the difference between SAST and DAST? What's IAST? What do all these words mean?! Let's talk about this and more in the overview of the main types of...
You may often come across the CVE abbreviation in articles about various vulnerabilities and publications on information security incidents. CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) is a list...
