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List of books I have read and will be reading along with summaries/highlights from book.
Dive deep into Go’s concurrency primitives - goroutines and channels. Through visual examples and practical code, learn how Go makes concurrent programming accessible and intuitive. Part 1 of The Joy of Go Concurrency series.
A comprehensive visual guide to understanding arrays and slices in Go. Explore memory layouts, growth mechanisms, and internal workings through illustrations and practical examples. Learn when and why to choose arrays over slices, and understand the performance implications of each.
Discover how everyday bulk shopping strategies perfectly explain amortized cost analysis in programming. Through practical examples, learn why paying more upfront in both shopping and programming often leads to better long-term efficiency.
The less I think and do things about being productive the more productive I get.
Learn how to test a HTTP server and REST APIs in NodeJS using testing framework Jest and Supertest
Prerequisite Before getting started one should be familiar with XSS or at least have an idea about it. Here is a good article which you may give a read to understand what is XSS. Read! Also, I assume that readers are at least familiar with JavaScript. If not then I’ll suggest to spend some time with JS and get comfortable with the basics. You can refer to javascript.info and MDN which are extremely helpful....
Prerequisite Before getting started one should be familiar with XSS or at least have an idea about it. Here is a good article which you may give a read to understand what is XSS. Read! Also, I assume that readers are at least familiar with JavaScript. If not then I’ll suggest to spend some time with JS and get comfortable with the basics. You can refer to javascript.info and MDN which are extremely helpful....
Prerequisite Before getting started one should be familiar with XSS or at least have an idea about it. Here is a good article which you may give a read to understand what is XSS. Read! Also, I assume that readers are at least familiar with JavaScript. If not then I’ll suggest to spend some time with JS and get comfortable with the basics. You can refer to javascript.info and MDN which are extremely helpful....