What's the Benefit of Statically Typed Programming Languages?

September 9, 2020 What’s the Benefit of Statically Typed Programming Languages? Static typing is a programming language feature that requires you to strictly define the structure and data types of the code you write. While it’s often more work for the developer, it leads to much cleaner and understandable codebases in the long run. Read More »   How Do C#’s Nullable Reference Types Work? One of the main features of C# 8.0 is the concept of nullable reference types, which represent a major shift in how programmers can deal with null data. We’ll discuss how they work, and how to use them. Read More »   Interesting Finds Microsoft’s September 2020 Patch Tuesday Fixes 129 Flaws How the government is keeping hackers from disrupting coronavirus vaccine research   How to Push and Pull Docker Images from Google Container Registry Google Container Registry is a private storage service for Docker images, used to run containerized apps. It’s used to host images for deployment on other GCP container services, like Cloud Run and Kubernetes Engine. Read More »   How to Run Docker Containers on Google Cloud Platform Google Cloud Platform has many tools for working with and running containerized apps using Docker, including managed Kubernetes and serverless container execution. We’ll discuss how to get a container service running on GCP. Read More »   HOW-TO GEEK How to Run a Linux Program at Startup with systemd Need to launch a Linux program at boot? The systemd software provides a way to do it on any Linux distro with systemd—which is most of them these days, including Ubuntu. We’ll walk you through the process of creating an integrated service—and it even talks to the journal. Read More »   Follow Us on Social Media

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