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How I construct a pen on CodePen by Sten Hougaard on CodePen
One my prefered playgrounds is SVG. It is Scalable Vector Graphics, which in practice means that you can draw something in the browser using some tags, some stying and some code. How cool is that? Compared with a piece of paper and a pen you can go crazy and the result is generated instantly as you change the elements of your playground in your pen on CodePen.
Welcome to the SICP Web Site
This site is a companion to the influential computer-science text Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, by Abelson, Sussman, and Sussman. Its purpose is to demonstrate the Web's potential to be a channel for innovative support for textbook users.
Beyond The Browser: From Web Apps To Desktop Apps – Smashing Magazine
In this article, we’ll look at the development of desktop applications using NW.js and Electron, the ups and downs of building one and living with one, using one code base for the desktop and the web, and more.
BubbleSort Zines!
Zines about computer science! Each zine focuses on one concept & is filled with comics, diagrams, stories, examples, and exercises.
Architectural Styles and the Design of Network-based Software Architectures
Original dissertation
Understanding RPC Vs REST For HTTP APIs
For the last few years, whenever somebody wants to start building an HTTP API, they pretty much exclusively use REST as the go-to architectural style, over alternative approaches such as XML-RPC, SOAP and JSON-RPC. REST is made out by many to be ultimately superior to the other “RPC-based” approaches, which is a bit misleading because they are just different.
Want to become a coder? Act like a coder.
So, you want to become a coder. That’s great! No, really. There is much about coding that makes it worth pursuing. Getting started, however, can be a daunting task. Even with all the enthusiasm and energy you have for learning, you might find certain obstacles are presenting themselves to you, making it difficult to gain momentum.
Pong with SVG.js
Everybody loves the vintage game Pong, right? We sure do. What's more fun? Building it yourself!
That's why we decided to create one with SVG.js - to highlight some aspects of our library. It might seem like a complex idea for a small tutorial, but as you'll see, it's simpler than it sounds. Let's dive into it!
Writing a Great README — Written by Daniel Bader – Code The World – Medium
Zed A. Shaw
Announcing Source Code Pro « Typblography
This is better for websites than actual coding (13pt looks good, 10pt looks squished)