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The Top Programming Languages to Learn in 2025 – And Why They Matter Technology doesn't sleep. With AI increasing at breakneck rates, web applications changing day by day, and industries becoming increasingly dependent on intelligent software, one…

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DevLog: The Evolution of @reminder.ping - My `!RemindMe` Bot This Devlog is the first part of explaining y process developing @reminder.ping! The !RemindMe Bot for Hive Blockchain! You can check its announcement post here! I'll make a…

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Array & Tuple Type By albro Usually, in Typescript, two types of arrays are considered: flexible and hard. const person = { na

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The super soldier for 2050. You would like to be a super soldier. Being better is a dream that has followed us since the origin of humanity,

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COTI The Rebirth Ignites On Tuesday 17th September 17th September is a big day for COTI Next week Tuesday is Ignition day for COTI and has been labelled the birth of a new network. Tue

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Thoughts About the Upcoming 'Creator's Subscription' Feature for INLEO... A few months ago, @khaleelkazi of the INLEO Team announced they're planning for a feature that allows users to lock some of their content behind a paywall. If you use this…

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Object Type In TypeScript By albro We've all seen the appearance of JavaScript objects and used them many times:

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Invisible materials, simulation of breaking wave dispersion Invisible materials, simulation of breaking wave dispersion Image source:

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enum & any By albro One of the concepts that exist in TypeScript is a type of data that has a dual state (like tuples). This type of data is usually used to as

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Use Types In TypeScript By albro We worked on the following simple code: function add(n1: number, n2: number) { // if (typeof n1 !== 'number' ||

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