This is one of the biggest questions in programming. Everybody has an subjective answer to the question, as everybody develops their own style of programming over time. For me good code has to fulfill these 5 criteria: Correct Efficient Simple Readable Maintainable Now lets take a closer look at every…

A recent article on InfoWorld titled Breakthrough: Python reaches Tiobe index Top 3 — Yey Python — But wait, what is being ranked? The TIOBE Index uses search engine data to extract which languages are popular. That is a questionable way of figuring out if a language is popular. It…

Oracle has just announced that the End of Support for Java 8 is going to be January 2019. This, in turn, means that every business using Java will need to upgrade for security reasons to the latest version of Java. The new release strategy says that newer versions have…

Image Designed by Freepik The ‘autofill’ feature of browsers is a blessing and a curse. The feature enables the browser to reuse the data the user has previously entered in forms. The trouble starts when a form does not fulfill the standard. Then the feature sometimes fills in the…

In order to learn ReactJS, I decided to create a small useful tool to learn to type. I just recently had found the typing exercises I did when I was 10, so using that data as a basis I created a small react site. Demo: http://typing.nealbuerger.com SourceCode: https://github.com/borgfriend/Learn-Typing Core Prototype The prototype…

Let me tell you the story about a little browser. In the beginning, there was a love for Internet Explorer, a deep and passionate love for the browser that was simply faster, better and more capable than anything the competition brought to the market. While users loved the browsers, corporations…