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Haskell Maps and Filters Explained May 5, 2021 Writing maps and filters in Haskell can feel daunting. With Haskell being a strictly functional programming language, the process of thinking and implementing ideas…
What Is Visual Scripting & How It Works April 22, 2021 Visual Scripting — it’s one of the rising ways to learn how to code. Kids are doing it. Aspiring developers are using it. Artists,…
The Tabnine Podcast – What role will AI play in our lives going forward? April 19, 2021 Eran reacts to a recent quote from AI Pioneer Geoff Hinton: “Deep learning is going to be able to do everything.” He points out…
The Tabnine Podcast – Communicating with AI April 19, 2021 Kyle shares concerns about how AI/ML have already surpassed what humans can understand. Eran talks about how AI can not only make its predictions…
The Tabnine Podcast – Will AI eventually write the code for us? April 19, 2021 Kyle ponders how AI tools might in the future better understand our programs, and adjust and augment them as we write code. Eran shares…
The Tabnine Podcast – AI: Explained April 19, 2021 Eran explains how machine learning/AI works in general, and more specifically how the GPT2 model forms the foundation of Tabnine to make predictive suggestions…
How to Learn Swift Programming in Under 1,200 Words April 19, 2021 When Swift made its first appearance back in 2014, many developers went berserk thinking that what they’ve spent their time learning for iOS development…
Kite vs. Tabnine April 7, 2021 YouTuber and JavaScript Specialist Ania Kubów took the time and effort to help her dev community decide: which AI code completion tool they should use to…
Beyond React console.log: Understanding Debugging in React March 31, 2021 In debugging React (or any kind of JavaScript-based application) developers tend to rely on the standard console.log for insights. However, if you’re looking to…
The Fundamentals Of C++ March 24, 2021 C++ has been around a long time — since the 70s to be more precise. C++ is especially popular in the game industry because…
