Chris’ Corner: Type
I’m in the mood for a typography focused edition. I have some links saved up I’ve been meaning to read. I’m going to start reading now and the links that turn out any good I’ll put below. Mike Mai put together a Typography Manual (for type on the web). It’s
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We’re excited to announce our 15th annual Stack Gives Back campaign donations.
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This introduction to layouts in Astro is excepted from Unleashing the Power of Astro, available now on SitePoint Premium. Continue reading Layouts in Astro on SitePoint.
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Blazor .NET8 render mode provides developers with more flexibility and control over how their components are rendered. Continue reading .NET 8: Blazor Render Modes Explained on SitePoint.
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I was thinking about the work I did when I worked in biostatistics at MD Anderson. This work was practical rather than mathematically elegant, useful in its time but not of long-term interest. However, one result came out of this work that I would call elegant, and that was a
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Efficiently manage CSV files in Node.js using Node CSV. This article cuts to the chase, offering you actionable solutions. Continue reading Mastering Node CSV on SitePoint.
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Ben and Ryan are joined by Ryan’s former colleague and current backend engineer at Spotify, Omar Delarosa, to talk about time-traveling programming languages, a keyboard that turns an iPhone into a Blackberry, and what it’s like working on everyone’s personal DJ.
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Given a function f(x, y), how can you tell whether f can be factored into the product of a function g(x) of x alone and a function h(y) of y alone? Depending on how an expression for f is written, it may or may not be obvious whether f(x, y) can be
Read moreApplications of Bernoulli differential equations
When a nonlinear first order ordinary differential equation has the form with n ≠ 1, the change of variables turns the equation into a linear equation in u. The equation is known as Bernoulli’s equation, though Leibniz came up with the same technique. Apparently the history is complicated [1]. It’s
Read moreBrighten Up Your Astro Site with KwesForms and Rive
Learn how to add KwesForms, a form backend for web devs, to your Astro site, and then bring the form to life using custom events and Rive. Continue reading Brighten Up Your Astro Site with KwesForms and Rive on SitePoint.
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