With the Java Basics series coming to a close, I'm looking ahead to create a new Java tutorial series which could include data structures to sorting algorithms.

Sometimes you want a chunk of code to be run more than once. Rather than copying and pasting it a set number of times, why not dump it into a loop? In this tutorial, we cover Java looping mechanisms.

This past week, I got the chance to serve my community by teaching basic Python to local high school students at GE's Engineering Day.

If you haven't changed your passwords lately, today might be a good day to do it. That's because of the latest data leak called Cloudbleed.

Errors in code are inevitable. The challenge as a developer is to make sure bugs don't make their way into production code. Fortunately, JUnit testing can be used to minimize the risk of bugs.

The official PC build guide of The Renegade Coder. In this article, we'll walk through the process of PC building.

In this post, I'm sharing 23 tech topics that would be fun to tackle. If your favorite topic didn't make the list, share it in the comments.

In this lesson we'll cover a few control flow mechanisms in Java such as if, else if, else, and switch statements.

Every year we make all sorts of resolutions that we plan to bring into the new year. Why not try building up some security with a password manager?

This tutorial focuses on overall class structure using the classic "Hello World" example. The topics covered include the main method as well as compilation and execution.