Nowadays, most frontend web developers build their UI with well-known libraries and frameworks like React, Angular, Vue, and similar. Maybe many of them almost forgot the way to dynamically create HTML elements by accessing the Document Object Model … Read more
How Search Engines Work
The Internet is pretty big. But when you need a hand in this ocean of useless data, a search engine is your friend. In this journey through the web, we will understand which algorithms and techniques form a search engine and what we need to create … Read more
Codemotion Milan Shares the Value of Community
Milan is a hotbed of community groups, building developing schools in English and Italian. We spoke to some of those involved to find out about the challenges, opportunities, and what insights they have to share with others interested in starting … Read more
Life-cycle of a security incident: from detection to response
Giovanni Merlos Mellini is the Head of Information, Systems and Network Security at Enav S.p.A., the Italian Air Navigation Service Provider. He is also the founder of the not-for-profit association Cyber Saiyan and the organiser of RomHack, a free … Read more
5G: what’s in it for developers?
The world of wireless terrestrial telecommunications is on his way to 5G, a new approach to use the radio spectrum that is incompatible with all previous efforts. The main improvements promised by 5G are higher speed, higher number of connected … Read more
Thinking in Web Component
The development of Web Application has led us to rewrite some pieces of User Interface so many times in different varieties of JavaScript frameworks for compatibility and interoperability. When we build our User Interface, we have to think … Read more
Tabs or spaces: does it really matter anymore?
Tabs or spaces is the epical battle that any programmer has to assist at least once in his life. It's a styling choice for a programmer, but it gets really serious when at least two programmers gets to collaborate in a project. What's the deal with … Read more
Nobody puts UX in the corner
It takes great coding skills and deep UX expertise to build a successful product. So why give non-specialists a task done by specialists? Let’s discover what UX people really do (no, not drawings) and how their work can push forward all the … Read more
.NET Async/Await and its catches
Since the introduction of the Task-based Asynchronous Pattern (or TAP) with .NET 4.0 programmers have enjoyed a simpler and streamlined approach to asynchronous programming in .NET, improving performance and readability of their code. If you are … Read more
Magically deploy a new project in 1 month
It might seem strange, but how would you react if they told you that knowing algorithms, programming languages, design patterns, and best practices for managing and releasing software projects might not be enough to make an efficient and successful … Read more
Write once, debug everywhere
Hello Marco. Some time ago you presented one of your talks “Write once, debug everywhere”. Could you tell us a little bit more about it? Through talking to people in the community chat, a request emerged to have a closer look at the debugging … Read more
Design in the Age of AI
Hello Norman, for those who don't already know you, please introduce yourself! My name is Norman Di Palo, I'm from Naples but I live in Rome, though currently I live in Helsinki and I work as an AI researcher in a startup. I have a degree in … Read more