A tag for articles containing a comparison between two or more products/services/languages etc. The tag may be followed by one or more words identifying the thing being compared. The ‘product’ may mean any type of good or service and may mean a consumable good, a non-consumable good, or a service. The ‘service’ may mean a service delivered electronically, a service delivered to a customer, or a service that has been created.
Ubuntu Linux has been around for ages. Fedora is a much newer distro. I’ve used both, and my first impression of Fedora is: if you’re going to start over from scratch, I’d start with Ubuntu and see how it goes. That’s not to say that Fedora isn’t a great distribution. My point is that Fedora … Read more
The world is full of opinions. It can be very difficult to know what to believe. In a field as large as JavaScript, it’s inevitable that a variety of points of view are going to arise. To help you make an informed decision about learning JavaScript, I wrote this article. What is TypeScript? TypeScript is … Read more
Docker is becoming more and more popular as a DevOps tool. It has the ability to quickly deploy applications, and is also pretty cool in terms of what you can build with it. But you might be wondering, if it’s so awesome, can we say Docker is a VM? See the answer below. What is … Read more
While most websites still use PHP on their backend, Node.js is quickly becoming the “hot new backend technology”. It’s also becoming the most popular backend language for rapid prototyping with, for example, the Express framework. Both PHP and Node.js are open-source, but which one should you use? If you’ve been debating whether to use PHP … Read more
The Kotlin popularity as a Java alternative is growing. Do you want to see what this popular language offers to programmers? Or is Java already a good option for you? The Java vs Kotlin comparison below highlights the differences between the two languages. The Kotlin Programming Language is a general-purpose programming language which means that … Read more
Python is one of the most popular programming languages on the web today. Its popularity for high-performance programs is increasing on the web, but PHP is more famous for its simplicity, speed and low costs. Now there are new tools that can help you get a better balance between those 2 languages. This article is … Read more
In this guide we will be looking at the difference between Ethereum and Bitcoin, their uses and benefits and which one will perform better in a given scenario. We will discuss some potential future use cases for these blockchains and the following topics: The differences between the two Why Ethereum and Bitcoin differ The uses … Read more
Django is built for rapid development, and there are many reasons why you might choose to use it. It does a lot of things behind the scenes to make your life easier. It gives you a lot of choices for how your views and templates are structured, and you get to play around with the … Read more
I’ve been doing some personal projects that involve programming in C++ for a while now. I’ve been using Rust for the last year to program in the safe and concurrent language. As far as I’ve experienced, Rust is an excellent language. I love it and want to use it for more things. It made me … Read more
The GNU/Linux Operating System is free and open-source and its source code is available to everyone. There is no central authority telling you what you can do and what you can’t do, so it is more secure than Windows. Since Linux is available to everyone, more people are building and contributing to the software. Another … Read more