by Antonio Cangiano | May 25, 2020 | beginners, front-end vs back-end, guide, how to become a web developer, how to get a developer job, programming, programming advice, tips for young programmers
This is the second article of my How to Become a Web Developer and Get a Job guide. Within it, we’ll discuss what coding is, as well as the difference between being a front-end vs back-end developer. If you want to learn to code so that you can become a web...
by Antonio Cangiano | May 14, 2020 | guide, how to become a programmer, how to become a web developer, how to get a developer job, programming, programming advice, tips for young programmers
In this guide, I’ll teach you how to become a Web Developer and in turn how to get a job in our industry. I’ll split the guide into a series of articles. Once the guide is complete, I will also make it available for free to my subscribers in PDF, EPUB, and MOBI...
by Antonio Cangiano | May 7, 2020 | elixir, elixir-cookbook, Enum, List, programming, recursion, tips
Thanks to the Enum module, in Elixir we can trivially remove duplicates from a list. In the following example, we take a list of integers and pass it to the Enum.uniq/1 function which removes duplicates from the list without altering the original order of the...
by Antonio Cangiano | May 4, 2020 | cowboy, elixir, elixir-cookbook, phoenix, port, programming, sever, tips
When developing a Phoenix application, you’ll boot the server with: mix phx.server. This will start Cowboy in development mode, which by default accepts connections on port 4000. But how do you specify a different port? In Phoenix, there is no -P or -p option....
by Antonio Cangiano | Apr 30, 2020 | elixir, erlang, online courses, OTP, pragmaticstudio, programming, review, Reviews, Ruby
Ruby was the first programming language I truly fell in love with. Yes, I had used several others before (and have since), but Ruby was and still is something dear to me. I can appreciate the usefulness of Python, the simplicity of Go, and the mind-expanding nature of...
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