Eeeeeeee pronto! Terminei meu curso de introdução à ciência da computação na Udacity. Foi fantástico e recomendo novamente que participem. Tanto gostei que já me inscrevi no próximo curso, linguagens de programação. Este deve tratar de linguagens formais e autômatos e como projeto final devemos construir um navegador. Legal, não é?
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Steve Jobs passed away. A true visionary and incredible example to all of us, he really “put a ding in the universe”. R.I.P.
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Top 10 Programming Fonts
Cool article. I agree with Dan: Inconsolata is the way to go. It’s way better than Andale Mono, Consolas or even Menlo which comes with Macs theses days.
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Less code, less effort by Brent Simmons
Cool article. Explains what Brent (which is an amazing coder, from what I’ve read) is doing to make less code and, as such, be prone to making less mistakes.
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MTM Snap: A snap-together Arduino-powered desktop CNC milling machine.
A fantastic project. Making things like these accessible to ordinary people around the world is what takes the human kind one step up in evolution. If anyone could easily make their own mechanical parts, how many superb project could come alive? A lot, I presume.
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A Tour of Git: the Basics
Another great tutorial, but with a different approach: it teaches you how to use it, instead of how it works.
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Git for Computer Scientists
Amazing tutorial that explains how the git itself works. I find it very interesting since I usually make better use of a tool if the internal mechanisms are explained.
