Building a C++ HTTP Server from Scratch (Part 1): Setting Up TCP Sockets
Introduction In this series I will be going through how to build an HTTP Server from scratch in C++ using POSIX APIs, and actually have it serve a web…
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Introduction In this series I will be going through how to build an HTTP Server from scratch in C++ using POSIX APIs, and actually have it serve a web…
I've decided to create a more feature-rich version of Pepper, an experimental virtual VR device that allows you to use SteamVR without requiring a phy…
If you work in AI today, you are almost certainly using PyTorch or TensorFlow. They are incredible tools, but they are also massive black boxes. As an…
Introduction I came into programming from a background in music production and audio engineering. I'd been interested in programming for a long time, …
Series: Master OOP for Software Engineering Interviews Introduction Ask ten beginner developers: "What is abstraction?" Most answers sound like this: …
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Hey everyone, I'm starting a project called CatAI—a native AI model engine built entirely from scratch in C++. I want to skip the bloated standard fra…
Working in software development, it is hard to turn off the logic center of the brain. Have you ever looked at a completely normal, everyday situation…
Logging has a habit of ending up in the places you care about most. It starts as a few lines for visibility. Then those lines appear in request handli…
Introduction While all code should be efficient, code for library-like components, especially involving loops, should be as efficient as possible sinc…
C++ source code is written in order. That does not mean the processor executes it in order. This is the first correction. It is also the one many perf…
We Transpiled PineScript v6 to C++ So Backtests Are Actually Reproducible TradingView's PineScript is the most widely used language for writing tradin…
In the Crash Pattern series , we classify crashes by their shape — the way they present themselves in backtraces, logs, and runtime behavior. This hel…
I Built a Complete AI Infrastructure Stack from Scratch — Here's What I Learned Most AI projects start at the top of the stack. You grab an LLM API, w…
If you work with IBM Mainframes (z/OS, z/VM) on a Mac, you’ve probably noticed a glaring issue: every halfway-decent TN3270 terminal client costs mone…
Hello there, Dev community! I'm a beginner, relatively, in the Game Development / Programming sphere. I'm a second year student as of writing this blo…
How it all started About three years ago my wife asked me: "Honey, what do you think the temperature is today?" I told her to check her phone. She gav…
We all know about DSA—Data Structures and Algorithms. But that's not all there is to programming, no matter the field. I emphasize this especially in …
An AI coding assistant that reads your files, writes code, and runs shell commands. The core logic? A single while loop. I thought it was bullshit too…
I built something most developers would probably tell me not to build: A production web backend in raw C++20. Building a production web server in raw …
If you've ever plugged a 256GB Android phone into a Mac and tried to browse files, you know the pain. Android File Transfer hangs. OpenMTP crashes. Ma…
1. Executive Summary 1.1 C++26 Design Philosophy 1.1.1 Simplicity, Safety, and Performance The C++26 standard represents a pivotal evolution in the la…
A look at the architecture beneath SHIFT's convergence mode: one configuration flag, a dozen listeners, and what it actually takes to make a phone she…
Passing state as data in the functional core–imperative shell In an earlier post , we saw that the functional core – imperative shell pattern reduces …
A production-grade embedded system enabling communication across speech, text, Morse, and haptic signals within a single unified pipeline. Project Lin…