Ben C

@bwc9876.dev

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Software development, programming, and IT. Big fan of Nix :) Also you should play Outer Wilds

Tranquil OAuth permissions page for logging into "Cheeseburger Database". The app is requesting transition access.
ReadyBoost hese days, RAM is easily available and relatively cheap compared to a decade ago. Still, it doesn’t beat...
Excerpt from the Windows Internals Part 2 book stating: "The container ID is derived from the LCN, through a mathematical relationship."
closeup of a White/tabby cat's face
A tuxedo cat trying to drink from a faucet. The water stream is bouncing off his forehead away from him, but he's still trying to lick it.
White/tabby cat laying down and staring at the camera
Email that reads: You guys are building websites for personal portfolios? That is rather quaint don't you think? Not trying to be rude so I think I should be helpful. Are any of you using frameworks? Bootstrap 5 or earlier plus a framework like flask, django, laravel(php <- dunno who uses it, I like php), Springboot(java <- everyone is so obsessed with Python but to really get into programming I feel you need to learn with java or some c language, I really like java, java is good), makes creating a website really easy. This is because any css for styling should be in large part handled by bootstrap's library. Similarly you can avoid coding a lot of javascript if you take advantage of bootstrap's library. The reason for using a framework is because on a computer the fewer lines of code you can run the better you can utilize the computer's system resources as memory or RAM is always a problem. This is why they the faculty go on and on about optimization and doing things in less time. Hope you guys make some cool sites. Also media queries or resizing for desktop, tablet and mobile screens all comes down to sizing of the screen, bootstrap 5 docs has information on that.
An angry looking tuxedo cat staring at the camera next to a closed door
A very silly tuxedo cat staring at the camera
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List of prerequisites each prefixed with "Successful completion of". One line says "Sucessful"
Course catalog description: CSC 418. Modern Web Applications Using Server-Side Technologies. 3 Credits. This course provides training in the area of building web applications using Node.js (with Express, and MongoDB) for the back-end and EJS for the front-end user interface. JavaScript has been a client-side script programming language until later in 2009 when Google combined its *V8 search engine* with Node.JS. Since then, JavaScript has become a full-stack scripting language from the client-side to the server-side. Starting from building a web site without programming, students will be guided with hands-on labs and develop a website using Node.JS and EJS for the front-end. CSC 418 Prerequisite: Successful completion of CSC 240. Distance education offering may be available.
Nix code snippet with a red box around a question mark. { lib ? import <nixpkgs/lib>, }:
A VERY CUTE tuxedo cat with his mouth open.
Diagnostic message with output from the Rust compiler saying "let's call the lifetime of this reference '1"
Ben C @bwc9876.dev he/they My profile picture (a cow) is repeated, once for my actual profile and once as my PDS' favicon
Flo from Progressive, the insurance company, smiling and waving to the camera.
Slide showing Typst code that edits all instances of "Heart" to be "♥ Heart" using a #show rule. To the right a column shows the outputted render. Code: #show \"Heart\": it => text( \"♥ \" + it, fill: red ) Click the Heart Output: Click the ♥ Heart