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• What is the DOM in JavaScript? A Beginner's Guide to the Document Object ModelJul 11, 2025. Learn the DOM—how browsers turn HTML into a tree structure that JavaScript can control. Master DOM methods, events, and real-life examples to build dynamic, interactive web pages as a frontend developer.
• Object Oriented Programming Concepts in C# (2025)Jul 08, 2025. Explore object-oriented programming (OOP) in C# for 2025, covering core principles—encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction, along with modern features like records, pattern matching, and more.
• Integrating GSCP Prompting in a C# Application: A Practical GuideJul 08, 2025. Implement GSCP in your C# app for structured AI reasoning, intent recognition, confidence scoring, and auditable decisions. Enhance UX with traceable prompts, JSON outputs, and adaptive session memory.
• Stacks in Data Structures and Algorithm (DSA): LIFO Made SimpleJul 03, 2025. This article explains the concept of Stacks in DSA using real-life analogies and full working C++ code examples. You'll learn what a stack is, how it works, and how to solve common stack-based interview questions like balanced parentheses and string reversal.
• Understanding Event Loop, Callbacks, and Promises in Node.js Jul 02, 2025. Learn how Node.js handles asynchronous operations using the event loop, callbacks, promises, and async/await. Understand microtasks, macrotasks, and how to write clean, non-blocking async code.
• Why Node.js is Non-Blocking: Event Queue, Loop, and Emitters ExplainedJul 01, 2025. Have you ever wondered how Node.js can handle thousands of users at once, all while running on a single thread? The secret lies in its non-blocking, event-driven architecture-powered by the event loop, event queue, and EventEmitter.
• What is Strings and DictionariesJun 30, 2025. Strings and Dictionaries are core data types in programming. Strings store text, while Dictionaries hold key-value pairs, allowing fast data lookup and organization. Both are widely used.
• Main Features of Node.js – Explained SimplyJun 30, 2025. Node.js is a fast, open-source runtime for server-side JavaScript. Its single-threaded, non-blocking, event-driven architecture makes it ideal for building scalable, high-performance, real-time applications across platforms.
• When to Use Node.js? Features, Installation, and First Program ExplainedJun 26, 2025. Developers can run JavaScript on the server side with Node.js. It offers a huge selection of libraries for support and growth. Node.js operates outside of the browser, whereas JavaScript usually does so. Server-side (back-end) execution is done with Node.js.
• A Comparative Guide to Imperative and Declarative ProgrammingJun 23, 2025. Explore the differences between imperative and declarative programming in C# with real examples. Learn how styles like LINQ improve code clarity, efficiency, and help manage logic, flow, and state effectively.
• Understanding Select vs SelectMany in LINQJun 19, 2025. In this article, we are going to learn about the importance of LINQ features of select and SelectMany and the difference between them.
• The Hottest New Programming Language Is Your Mother TongueJun 18, 2025. Intent-driven development is redefining coding in 2025, where natural language, not syntax, guides AI-native software creation through prompt scaffolds, dynamic composition, and collaborative reasoning between humans and language models.
• XGBoost - Most Accurate Modeling Technique for Structured DataJun 09, 2025. Explore gradient boosting and XGBoost in this article, learn how ensemble models work, build prediction models in Python, and optimize performance with parameter tuning and early stopping techniques.
• Best Practices for Structuring Large ASP.NET Projects: A Simple GuideJun 07, 2025. A beginner-friendly guide to organizing large ASP.NET projects using clean architecture, feature-based folders, and practical tips for maintainability and scalability.
• What's New in Swift 6.2Jun 04, 2025. Swift 6.2 introduces a range of enhancements and new features, primarily focusing on improving concurrency and data race safety, while also enhancing performance optimizations.
• Thoughts on "Vibe Coding": When The Music StopsJun 02, 2025. "Vibe coding" is good. Over-"vibe coding" is causing a stir. The major challenge in industry is happening with a trend that we can call "vibe everything".
• Prompt Engineering Converts Your Native Language into a Programming Interface—Powered by PT-SLMsMay 23, 2025. Private Tailored Small Language Models (PT-SLMs) transform natural language into secure, domain-specific interfaces—empowering employees to query, code, and communicate using prompts in their native language, safely and intelligently.
• 🚀 How to Set Up an AI Engineering Team from ScratchMay 17, 2025. Learn how to build a high-performing AI/ML engineering team from the ground up. This step-by-step guide covers defining your AI vision, hiring key roles, setting up infrastructure, implementing best practices, and scaling your team effectively to accelerate AI-driven innovation.
• Advanced ETL from OLTP Databases to a Data Warehouse with C# 14May 12, 2025. Build scalable and efficient ETL pipelines using C# 14 and .NET 9. Leverage Dapper, SQL Server, Azure Synapse, and cloud integration for seamless data extraction, transformation, and loading to data warehouses and lakes.
• What are the benefits of vibe coding May 06, 2025. Discover the advantages of "vibe coding," a modern approach that utilizes AI to boost coding efficiency, reduce errors, and unlock new possibilities for software development.
• What are the risks of using Vibe Coding?May 06, 2025. Explore the potential risks of using AI for code generation, from code quality and security risks to skill erosion and legal uncertainties.
• C# 13: Partial Properties and Indexers SimplifiedMay 05, 2025. C# 13 introduces partial properties and indexers, enabling cleaner separation of logic in partial classes. This boosts maintainability, avoids hacks, and simplifies working with generated code and tools like EF Core.
• Understanding LRU Cache in PythonMay 05, 2025. LRU Cache (Least Recently Used) is a data structure that maintains a limited set of items, automatically removing the least recently accessed ones. It's implemented in Python using a doubly linked list to optimize cache operations.
• Why Vibe Coding Matters NowMay 01, 2025. Vibe coding, using natural language with AI to create software, is crucial now for faster development, broader access to coding for non-technical users, and increased productivity for experienced developers facing tight deadlines and resource constraints. It leverages AI to accelerate innovation and democratize software creation.
• ✨ Designing User Experience with Precision: The Role of Prompt Engineering in Vibe ProgrammingApr 30, 2025. Vibe programming combines design and functionality, focusing on user experience and aesthetics. Clear prompts guide AI and developers to create polished applications with precise styling, enhancing usability and mood.
• Vibe Coding / Programming Is Not a Synonym for All AI-Assisted ProgrammingApr 30, 2025. Vibe coding is a creative, collaborative approach to programming with AI, leveraging LLMs for exploration, rapid iteration, and ideation while maintaining human control, responsibility, and an experimental development mindset.
• Binary Search Tree (BST) Node Deleteion Algorythm in C#Apr 30, 2025. Learning BST: How to implement Binary Search Tree (BST) deletion algorithm in C#, with unit testing using xUnit and FluentAssertions. This guide covers deletion cases, real-world relevance.
• Shaping the Future of Programming Education in the Age of AIApr 29, 2025. AI is transforming programming education, demanding a shift from syntax-focused learning to critical thinking, system design, and AI collaboration—preparing students to thrive and lead in an AI-driven world.
• 🔟 Things You Need to Know About C# 14Apr 28, 2025. C# 14 brings powerful new features like interceptors, type aliases, and inline arrays, helping developers write cleaner, safer, and more efficient code while boosting productivity and modern application development.
• Artificial Intelligence and Education: Shaping the Future of LearningApr 28, 2025. Discover how Artificial Intelligence is transforming education by enabling personalized learning, smart classrooms, and intelligent tutoring.
• The Hidden Costs of Null Checks in Generic C# CodeApr 27, 2025. Learn how to properly perform null checks in generic C# code. Avoid hidden performance issues like boxing by using EqualityComparer<T>.Default and modern is null techniques for efficient, clean code.
• What is Vibe Coding?Apr 26, 2025. Vibe coding is a new approach to software development where programmers use AI tools, like large language models, to create code by describing what they want in natural language. This method speeds up prototyping and makes coding more accessible, but may sacrifice some code quality and understanding.
• Advanced Database Programming with C# 14 and Microsoft SQL ServerApr 24, 2025. As of C# 14, Microsoft continues to evolve the language to provide more expressive, safe, and performant coding patterns.
• Thread-Safe Counters and Flags Using Interlocked in .NETApr 23, 2025. Learn how .NET's Interlocked class enables lock-free, thread-safe operations for counters, flags, and atomic updates—perfect for lightweight concurrency control in multithreaded applications without risking race conditions.
• Understanding Change Data Capture (CDC) and Its TypesApr 23, 2025. In this article we are going to learn about the CDC and types of CDC approaches. It helps keep data in sync without causing a heavy load on the database.
• Programming in C# – A Guided Path from Beginner to IntermediateApr 14, 2025. Let’s dive into C# by doing what developers do best—writing code. As you go through this article, don’t worry if something doesn’t click right away.
• Simple Best Practices for Code Quality and Performance in .NETApr 07, 2025. Let's break down some best practices for writing good and fast code in .NET, using simple examples and including important principles that anyone can understand.
• New LINQ Features in .NET 9Mar 29, 2025. Discover the latest LINQ features in .NET 9 that enhance query performance, simplify data manipulation, and introduce new methods for better efficiency.
• Understanding HashSet in C#Mar 20, 2025. A HashSet<T> in C# is a collection that stores unique elements with fast lookups. It supports set operations like union, intersection, and difference while offering better performance than List<T> for searches.
• Making Sense of yield in C#Mar 18, 2025. In C#, the yield keyword is used to create iterators that return values one at a time without generating a full collection. It enables lazy evaluation, meaning elements are only computed when requested. This can lead to better performance and lower memory usage.
• The Object Oriented ProgrammingMar 17, 2025. The Object Oriented Programming (OOP)  improves the scalability and reusability of the code. This comprise of class and objects.
• .NET Controllers or Minimal API’s ?Mar 11, 2025. In .NET, Controllers provide a structured MVC approach for complex applications, offering features like action filters and model binding. Minimal APIs offer a streamlined syntax for lightweight, high-performance APIs, ideal for microservices.
• .NET IL Weaving A Powerful Tool for Runtime Code ModificationMar 10, 2025. Intermediate Language (IL) Weaving in .NET is a powerful yet underutilized technique that allows modifying compiled assemblies at runtime or build time. This article explores what IL Weaving is, why it's useful, when and where to use it, and how to implement it effectively.
• High Performance of LoggerMessage in Microsoft.Extensions.LoggingMar 08, 2025. LoggerMessage in Microsoft.Extensions.Logging provides high-performance logging by reducing memory allocations and improving efficiency. Unlike traditional logging methods, it uses precompiled delegates to format log messages, making it faster.
• What Can GitHub Copilot Do for Students and Developers?Mar 06, 2025. GitHub Copilot is an AI-powered coding assistant that helps students and developers write better code faster. It automates repetitive tasks, improves code quality, suggests functions, writes test cases, and even explains code.
• What programming languages does GitHub Copilot support? Feb 25, 2025. GitHub Copilot supports over 50 programming languages, including Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, C#, Go, Ruby, PHP, Swift, Kotlin, Rust, SQL, and HTML/CSS, helping developers with AI-powered code autocompletion, suggestions, debugging, and automation across multiple IDEs.
• Speed Testing Programming LanguagesFeb 19, 2025. How fast is the same code using different languages. In this article I used VS Code to write a loop in different languages and tested the execution speed with results.
• Detailed Explanation of Use of Private Class vs Private MethodFeb 19, 2025. A private class and a private method serve different purposes in object-oriented programming. A private class is restricted to its containing class, ensuring encapsulation, while a private method is used within a class to perform internal operations.
• 10 Essential Development Tips for ASP.NET CoreFeb 17, 2025. Discover 10 essential development tips for ASP.NET Core that will help you build efficient, scalable, and maintainable web applications.
• Understanding Bridge Design PatternFeb 13, 2025. This article explains its benefits, use cases, and implementation in C# with a real-world message-sending example using SmsMessageSender and EmailMessageSender.
• Java Program for Counting the Number of Vowels in a StringJan 28, 2025. This article explains how to count the number of vowels (a, e, i, o, u) in a given string using Java. It covers two approaches: a simple method using loops and conditional statements, and a more optimized approach utilizing a Set for quick vowel lookups.
• Java Program to Count the Number of Even and Odd in an ArrayJan 27, 2025. The title "Java Program to Count the Number of Even and Odd Numbers in an Array" refers to a Java program that demonstrates how to count how many numbers in an array are even and how many are odd. The article explains the concept of even and odd numbers, and provides a step-by-step guide on implementing a Java solution using simple loops and conditional statements.
• Java Program to Calculate Factorial Using RecursionJan 23, 2025. In this article, we explore how to calculate the factorial of a number using recursion in Java. Factorial, denoted as n!, is the product of all positive integers less than or equal to a given number n.
• Using C# 13's Method Overloading and Method OverridingJan 23, 2025. With practical examples, key differences, and tips for mastering these core OOP concepts, Ziggy Rafiq explores Method Overloading and Method Overriding in C# 13.
• Merging Two Arrays in Java with CodeJan 22, 2025. This article explores merging arrays in Java, covering efficient techniques like `System.arraycopy()`, manual iteration, Java Streams, and ArrayList, with code examples to suit various programming needs.
• Java Program to Rotate a Square Matrix by 90 DegreesJan 21, 2025. Rotating a matrix by 90 degrees is a common problem in programming, often asked in coding interviews and competitions. The task involves changing the arrangement of elements in a square matrix such that the rows of the original matrix become columns in the rotated matrix, specifically in a clockwise direction.
• Copying All Elements of One Array to Another Array in Java with CodeJan 21, 2025. Learn how to copy arrays in Java using user input, iterative methods, and `System.arraycopy()`. This article demonstrates seamless duplication of entire arrays and subsets with practical examples.
• Learn about Delegates And EventsJan 20, 2025. Delegates and events are key concepts in C#. A delegate is a variable that holds a reference to a method, allowing flexible method calls. Events use the publisher-subscriber model, where a publisher triggers an event and subscribers handle it.
• Java Program to Generate Pascal's TriangleJan 20, 2025. A Java Program to Generate Pascal's Triangle creates a pattern of numbers where each number is the sum of the two numbers directly above it. The program allows the user to input the number of rows they want for the triangle.
• Java Program to Check Whether a Number is a Strong NumberJan 20, 2025. A Strong Number, also known as a Krishnamurthy number, is a number where the sum of the factorials of its digits equals the number itself. For instance, the number 145 is considered a Strong Number because the factorial of 1 is 1 (1!), the factorial of 4 is 24 (4!), and the factorial of 5 is 120 (5!).
• Java Program to Calculate the Sum of Odd Numbers in a Given RangeJan 17, 2025. This topic explains how to write a Java program to calculate the sum of all odd numbers within a specified range. The program takes a user-defined start and end value, then loops through the range to identify odd numbers (numbers not divisible by 2).
• Print Fibonacci Series in Java Using Different MethodsJan 17, 2025. This article explores four methods to generate the Fibonacci series in Java: iteration, recursion, dynamic programming (memoization), and Java streams, offering optimized, modern, and functional approaches for various scenarios.
• Java Program to Implement Matrix TranspositionJan 16, 2025. Java Program to Implement Matrix Transposition involves writing a Java program that performs matrix transposition, a mathematical operation where the rows and columns of a matrix are swapped. In simpler terms, the element at position (i, j) in the original matrix moves to position (j, i) in the transposed matrix.
• Java Program to Check Whether a Number is a Perfect SquareJan 15, 2025. The topic "Java Program to Check Whether a Number is a Perfect Square" focuses on creating a Java program that checks if a given number is a perfect square. A number is considered a perfect square if it can be expressed as the square of an integer (e.g., 16 is a perfect square because it is 4 × 4).
• Java Program to Find the Average of Array ElementsJan 14, 2025. "Java Program to Find the Average of Array Elements" refers to a Java program that calculates the average of the numbers stored in an array. The program adds up all the elements of the array and then divides the sum by the total number of elements to get the average.
• Printing Different Types of Star Patterns in Java with CodeJan 09, 2025. Star pattern programs in Java demonstrate the use of nested loops and control structures, creating shapes like squares, pyramids, diamonds, and hollow squares with illustrative code examples and outputs.
• 10 Key Resolutions to Master .NET Development in 2025Jan 05, 2025. Discover the top 10 resolutions to elevate your .NET development skills in 2025. From mastering .NET 8 features and C# updates to exploring ASP.NET Core, Blazor, and microservices, this guide helps you stay ahead.
• Implementing Bubble Sort, Merge Sort, and Quick Sort in JavaDec 31, 2024. This article explains how to implement three popular sorting algorithms—Bubble Sort, Merge Sort, and Quick Sort—in Java. It provides simple, step-by-step explanations for each algorithm, including how they work, their code implementations, and their advantages and disadvantages.
• Twisted Prime Number in C#Dec 30, 2024. In this article, I will explain how to determine whether a given number is a twisted prime number or not, and provide a comprehensive guide to do so, covering essential concepts, methods, and examples.
• Essential C# KeywordsDec 25, 2024. This article explains important C# keywords that help in writing more efficient code. It covers keywords like volatile, value, get, set, yield, partial, and where, describing their uses in a simple manner. These concepts are essential for anyone looking to improve their C# programming skills.
• Check Armstrong Number in Different Ways Using C#Dec 26, 2024. In this article, we will create a program in C# to check if the entered number is an Armstrong number or not. Explore various methods to check Armstrong numbers in C#, including while loops, for loops, recursion, LINQ, and finding numbers within a range.
• How to Run a Java Program on Windows?Dec 26, 2024. This guide walks you through the process of writing and running a simple Java program on a Windows computer. It covers the installation of the Java Development Kit (JDK), setting up your environment, writing a basic Java program (a car simulation), and compiling and running the program using Command Prompt.
• Custom middleware in .Net coreDec 24, 2024. Create a custom middleware in .NET Core to handle unhandled exceptions, and log errors, and return a user-friendly JSON response. Integrate it into the pipeline and test with endpoints to ensure robust error management.
• How to Reverse a String in JavaDec 24, 2024. Reversing a string in Java is a common task that involves reversing the order of characters in a string. For example, "Hello" becomes "olleH". To accomplish this in Java, we can use the StringBuilder class, which allows us to efficiently manipulate and reverse strings.
• Hello World! In 20 Different Programming LanguagesDec 23, 2024. In this article, we are going to see how to print “Hello World” in 20 different programming languages. Explore how to print "Hello, World!" in 20 popular programming languages, showcasing syntax differences, language history, and usage, serving as a beginner-friendly guide for developers starting their coding journey.
• Printing "Hello, World!" in Java: Different Techniques and ExamplesDec 20, 2024. This article explores various methods to print "Hello, World!" in Java, introducing beginners to Java's syntax and structure. Examples include basic output, methods, string variables, and StringBuilder for dynamic messages.
• I’m Preparing for FAANG : Getting Started with EssentialsDec 18, 2024. Data structures and algorithms are important, but it is not always easy to grasp their main ideas. This “I’m Preparing for FAANG“ series will help you not just learn data structures and algorithms but also dive into their philosophy. The final purpose of this series is to help you achieve your goal: To pass FANG interviews.
• Sum Function in PowerFx using Canvas App with Power AppsDec 16, 2024. Learn how to use Power Fx's Sum function in Power Apps to build custom business applications quickly. This guide covers creating a simple Canvas app, using Text Box and Label controls, and integrating Sum for efficient data calculation.
• SQS Message Polling using C#Dec 15, 2024. This article explores integrating Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) with C# applications, covering essential concepts like long polling, receiving messages, and using the AWS SDK for .NET.
• Understanding JavaScript InheritanceDec 13, 2024. Programming paradigms such as object-oriented programming (OOP) are supported by JavaScript, a strong and adaptable programming language. Inheritance is a fundamental aspect of OOP that permits a class to inherit methods and properties from another class.
• Dining Philosophers Algorithm in C# with Real World Implementation Dec 13, 2024. Explore the practical implementation of the Dining Philosophers algorithm in C# to understand resource allocation and synchronization in concurrent programming.
• Optimizing Networks with Minimum Spanning Tree in C#Dec 12, 2024. To implement the Minimum Spanning Tree algorithm in C# to efficiently connect all nodes in a network, reducing costs and improving performance.
• Real-Time Algorithm Creation for Traffic Signal Handling in C#Dec 12, 2024. Explore the development of a real-time traffic signal handling algorithm in C#, designed to dynamically adjust signal timings based on current traffic conditions to improve flow and reduce congestion.
• AES Encryption in C# Protecting Sensitive InformationDec 12, 2024. Discover how to effectively implement AES encryption in C# to secure sensitive data in real-world applications, enhancing data privacy and security.
• Efficiently Managing Data with Binary Tree Implementation in C#Dec 09, 2024. This article tells you how to implement and leverage binary trees in C# to optimize data storage and retrieval, ensuring your applications run smoothly and efficiently.
• Implementing Dijkstra's Algorithm in C#Dec 09, 2024. Implement Dijkstra's algorithm in C# to efficiently find the shortest paths in a weighted graph, enhancing your ability to solve complex pathfinding problems in various applications.
• Efficient Task Scheduling with Round Robin Algorithm in C#Dec 09, 2024. Explore the implementation of the Round Robin scheduling algorithm in C#, designed to ensure fair CPU time allocation among processes, with a practical use case example.
• Generating Permutations Efficiently in C# with Heap's AlgorithmDec 09, 2024. In this article to implement Heap's algorithm in C# to generate all possible permutations of a sequence, we illustrated with a real-world scheduling problem example.
• Explaining Palindrome Program in C#Dec 09, 2024. In this article, I will discuss the Palindrome Program in C# (Palindrome Number and Palindrome String) with Examples. It includes detailed explanations and practical C# implementations.
• How to Reverse Order of the Given StringDec 08, 2024. Discover simple methods using popular programming languages like JavaScript, Python, or Java. Understand string manipulation concepts and implement effective solutions for reversing text with code examples and explanations.
• Goodbye Swagger: How .NET 9 is Redefining API DocumentationDec 06, 2024. Explore the changes in .NET 9 API documentation as Swagger is removed from templates. Learn about alternatives like Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi, NSwag, and custom UIs to adapt workflows and ensure seamless API visualization.
• Palindrome String Program in C#Dec 04, 2024. Explore how to determine if a string is a palindrome in C#. Learn the concept and examples, and implement a simple solution to check palindrome strings for interview preparation.
• Scaffolding in C# 9.0: Building Fast & Efficient Code StructuresDec 03, 2024. Scaffolding in C# 9.0 streamlines application development by automating code generation for controllers, views, and models. It enhances productivity with simplified syntax, improved performance, and customization options.
• Tuples Data Structure in Python Dec 02, 2024. Learn about Python tuples, a versatile data structure for storing heterogeneous or homogeneous values. Discover their immutability, practical use cases, and access methods with code examples and outputs.
• Factory Design Pattern Using Delegates In C#Nov 27, 2024. Factory Pattern is a creational design pattern that provides a way to encapsulate object creation. Instead of directly instantiating objects, you delegate the creation process to a factory class.
• Limit Concurrent Execution in Asynchronous MethodsNov 22, 2024. In this article, we will learn how to finely control how many concurrent executions we will allow of our async methods, without blocking, using a semaphore.
• .NET 9 : Task.WhenEachNov 18, 2024. In .NET 9, the new Task.WhenEach method enhances asynchronous programming by processing tasks as they complete, allowing for more efficient handling of varying completion times. Happy coding!
• Increase Application Performance using Task.Run in .NET CoreNov 15, 2024. Explore the power of Task.Run in .NET Core to efficiently handle background tasks like logging, report generation, and email sending, enhancing application performance and responsiveness without blocking the main thread.
• .NET 9 is Out NowNov 15, 2024. This article explains in detail the latest release of .NET. The latest .NET ecosystem updates improve performance, security, and productivity across C# 13, ASP.NET Core, EF Core, .NET Runtime, Libraries, SDK, and .NET MAUI, advancing developer capabilities significantly.
• Top Health and Career Challenges of Software DevelopersNov 13, 2024. Learn how to balance your health and career in the fast-paced world of software development. Tips for managing stress, growth, and productivity!