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Webinar: Let's make a programming language. Part 1. Intro - 20.02

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31 Jul 2024
Sponsored: Modern Static Code Analysis the Example of PVS-Studio
Konstantin Volohovsky
How can you detect potential errors yet at the development stage? The technology of static analysis helps to answer this question. We will explore what it is and how it works using the example of a modern code analyzer, PVS-Studio. We will consider practical examples o…
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31 Jul 2024
Search query for bugs in Apache Solr
Daniil Liakhov
Once again, we're checking the Apache product. This time we chose Solr, an open-source search server platform. Solr enables you quickly and efficiently search for information in databases and...
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26 Jul 2024
Debugging bugs in x64dbg debugger. No debugger
Taras Shevchenko
We can't develop programs without debugging. Modern IDEs have a built-in debugger, but there are cases when using IDE for debugging is superfluous or impossible. So, standalone debuggers come to...
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24 Jul 2024
Fixing bugs in your AI: let's analyze bugs in OpenVINO
Alexey Gorshkov
Fellow developers, we invite you to continue our exciting journey through the depths of Intel OpenVINO code! Equipped with a static analyzer, just like detectives, we'll uncover the most...
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19 Jul 2024
How to train your cat to code: bizarre learning approaches
Alena Shornikova
Has your little hamster forgotten how to write C# code? Is it trying to get back into programming, but time has flown by so fast that C# 12 has already come out? Or maybe your kitty can't plan...
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15 Jul 2024
Cursed fire, or magic of C preprocessor
Guest
Have you ever wondered if you could fully write code using only the #define directive in C? It's well-known that the C++ templates are Turing-complete—developers write ray tracers that do...
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12 Jul 2024
Authorization pitfalls: what does Keycloak cloak?
Valerii Filatov
User authorization and registration are important parts of any application, not only for users but also for security. What pitfalls does the source code of a popular open-source identity...
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08 Jul 2024
An insect is sitting in your compiler and doesn't want to leave for 13 years
Grigory Semenchev
Let's imagine you have a perfect project. Tasks get done, your compiler compiles, static analyzers analyze, and releases get released. At some point, you decide to open an ancient file that...
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05 Jul 2024
.NET Digest #1
Artem Rovenskii
Welcome to our first news and event digest for the .NET world! The C# developers from PVS-Studio have gathered the most interesting and useful insights for you to keep you up to date with the...
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03 Jul 2024
Code whisperers and rubber duck sorcery: do developers have superstitions?
Polina Alekseeva
Bugs, bugs, bugs... There's so much in that word, and there are just so many of them. It's merely enough to freak anyone out or develop a phobia. And no wonder; you never know when a regular error...
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