Greeting nerds 👋 and welcome back to the series, In our previous article we discovered basic data types in Rust and learned how to annotate our variables for better readability and elegance, Today we’re gonna explore more data types that Rust provides and see what magical powers ✨ they offer …

Greetings nerds 👏 welcome back to the series, Today we’ll start by setting up our dev environment and doing very basic stuff with variables and their various data types and what not PREPARING OUR DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT Once you’ve Rust installed, go ahead and download a text editor ( honestly…

Rust Isn’t the most approachable programming language for a beginner, especially if you’re coming from an easy high level language like Python, But Rust offers the best of both worlds You’ll find high level features like for in loops and what not And you’ll get to do low level programming…

Greetings nerds 👋 i recently grew very bored and decided to write real code to make fake programs, if that doesn’t make sense, think of (almost) every Hollywood film / tv show that involved hacking stuff Now the idea led me to another idea which is adding basic GUI elements…

Greetings nerds 👋 today we’re gonna learn how to download content from the web, specifically reddit as it’s very easy to “hack around’ as a dev, so if you’re looking to download memes to post later to your discord server or watch random tiktoks, this blog’s for you On today’s…

Greetings nerds 👋 have you wanted to customize your developer experience in the terminal even more ? Wanted to level up your scripting game AND still have fun ? If yes then i hope you’ll find this blog useful 🙌 So what the fish is going on ? I previously…

Greetings nerds 👋, I recently started enjoying tinkering around with the Twitch API and I thought it’s worth sharing with you guys so you can build your next project powered by Twitch THE TWITCH API IN DEPTH Twitch offers a variety of APIs with specific services they provide so to…

It’s no surprise to any beginner / intermediate programmer that seeing stuff like this ^[\w]+#[\d]{4}$ will freak them out and make them wish they’d never touched a computer before I myself have never grown the ⚽⚽ to really learn regex and have always found it so so confusing, reading tutorials…

When deploying your web app / project online, the last thing you’d want is to have sensitive information leaked such as some auth tokens or api keys etc etc So this begs the question : how can i secure sensitive data my program needs ? Now to answer your question…