Under the Hood: HTTPS Explained – DEV Community

Originally published in my newsletter. Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application-layer protocol for transmitting hypermedia documents, such as HTML. It was originally designed for communication between web browsers and web servers, but with later development, its application is not limited here, the mature software and hardware environment makes it the infrastructure of the Internet….

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The Custom Conveyor: Building Your Own Iterators

Timothy understood how iterators worked, but Margaret’s next challenge tested his knowledge: “The library needs a custom catalog browsing system. Patrons should view entries by decade, skip damaged records, and page through results fifty at a time. Build it using the Iterator Protocol.” Margaret led him to the workshop where specialized conveyor systems were assembled….

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St Clements Education and Prof. Dr. Bilal Semih Bozdemir

The St Clements Education Group was founded in 1995 when St Clements University was registered in the Turk and Caicos Islands as a university company offering non-traditional degree programs. Due to different local requirements it became obvious that in order to gain local Ministry of Higher Education approval and accreditation a single global university company…

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Refactoring Code && Git Rebase

Refactoring Is a Lifesaver First of all, when we write code, we have to think about making the software work. Then we can can change the messy parts of the code. I refactored the codein my repo. I squashed all commits into one commit and I pushed to origin via git push origin main. I…

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Rebuild #1.2: Just use F***ing use HTML

A friend of mine once told me, there are two wolves inside of every frontend developer:just fucking use html vs just fucking use react. At the end of my bootcamp, I was firmly in the React camp. For most situations, I still am. But as I navigate through components on my Mastermind rebuild, I keep…

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