Reflecting on My Third Semester of Teaching
As I close out my first year of teaching, I thought it would be fun to share a a bit of a reflection and my plans moving forward.
Articles
The 8 Primitive Types in Java
As I edit some old articles, I’m realizing that some of the content would make good standalone articles like the information on the 8 primitive types in Java.
That Time I Shipped Insecure Code
After sharing this story with some fellow teachers, I thought it would be fun to share as an article. Welcome to the world of insecure code!
How to Spot a Bad Mentor
When it comes to growing in your career, you definitely don’t want to get stuck with a bad mentor. Luckily, I’ve already done that for you.
Distributed Mutual Exclusion Using Logical Clocks
As I get deeper into my studies, I’m now into distributed systems topics like distributed mutual exclusion. Come study with me!
The Diary of an Escape Artist
It seems like every couple of months I have to go on a bit of a rant. Well, this time is no different. Here’s an excerpt of the diary of an escape artist.
Patreon Welcomes The Renegade Coder Again
Looks like I’m back on Patreon. Here’s what that’s going to look like moving forward.
How I Almost Built a Twitter Bot
If you ever want to built a Twitter bot, make sure you follow the rules. That’s all I’m saying.
Solutions to the Producers-Consumers Problem
Up next in our process synchronization collection is the Producers-Consumers problem. Get read to explore a few solutions using semaphores and monitors.
Solutions to the Readers-Writers Problem
In this third installment of the qualifying exam sequence, we look to tackling a specific process synchronization problem: Readers-Writers.