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Modern Software Engineering on YouTube [video]

youtube.com
1 points·by baydonFlyer·l’année dernière·1 comments

Next gen campaign to offer free micro:bits to all primary schools across the UK

microbit.org
4 points·by baydonFlyer·il y a 3 ans·1 comments

The three ‘norths’ combine over Great Britain for the first time in history

ordnancesurvey.co.uk
2 points·by baydonFlyer·il y a 4 ans·0 comments

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C++20 Coroutine Iterators

blog.feabhas.com
1 points·by baydonFlyer·il y a 5 ans·0 comments

Simple(r) Introduction to C++20 Coroutines

blog.feabhas.com
1 points·by baydonFlyer·il y a 5 ans·0 comments

CMake Part 4 – Windows 10 Host

blog.feabhas.com
4 points·by baydonFlyer·il y a 5 ans·0 comments

CMake Part 3 – Source File Organisation and Subsystems

blog.feabhas.com
2 points·by baydonFlyer·il y a 5 ans·0 comments

CMake (Embedded C/C++) Part 2 – Release and Debug builds

blog.feabhas.com
1 points·by baydonFlyer·il y a 5 ans·0 comments

CMake Part 2 – Release and Debug builds

blog.feabhas.com
1 points·by baydonFlyer·il y a 5 ans·0 comments

CMake Part 1 – The Dark Arts

blog.feabhas.com
99 points·by baydonFlyer·il y a 5 ans·69 comments

Dangers Posed by Evidentiary Software–and What to Do About It

lawfareblog.com
2 points·by baydonFlyer·il y a 5 ans·0 comments

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baydonFlyer
·l’année dernière·discuss
Dave Farley, along with Kent Beck, Trish, Kevlin Henney, and others have renamed, and relaunched, the 'Continuous Delivery' channel as 'Modern Software Engineering'
baydonFlyer
·il y a 2 ans·discuss
Click bait headline. It is an opinion piece; it may be true (or not) but there is not references or clear justifications.
baydonFlyer
·il y a 3 ans·discuss
UK digital creativity and computing education to receive major boost as BBC Education, Micro:bit Educational Foundation and Nominet join forces again to deliver free micro:bits to primary schools.
baydonFlyer
·il y a 4 ans·discuss
As someone who teaches C to professional engineers, I'd recommend "Hacking: The Art of Exploration" by Jon Erickson. The first 100+ pages are the most succinct coverage of C I've ever come across (if you can already program in other languages).

Also, by following many of the exploits covered in the book, you get a real grasp of what is happening at the machine level - which is one of the major reasons you'd choose C over something more modern.