Another random discussion in our regular coding dojo led me to think about representing individual playing cards and decks of cards in python. Playing cards... Read more

Kevlin Henney from the 2019 ACCU conference, on language and meaning in software development and why you should never let a C++ developer help you... Read more

A fun physical security talk by Deviant Ollam from the 2017 Infosec conference. Read more

Infection is a multi-player game that can be played using the radio to model the spread of an infection through a population. I couldn’t find... Read more

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Radio on the microbit is one of it’s best features for interactivity between learners. Here I’ll show a couple of examples of using the radio... Read more

Here’s a quick solution to the balanced parentheses kata. The problem statement is: Read more

An “old” talk from Rails Conf 2013 I had forgotten about. Ben Orenstein on How to talk to Developers. Read more

Turtle graphics are a time-honoured way to teach algorithmic thinking and are supported in regular python. Read more

The mu editor is really coming along nicely with some great features. The REPL feature (Read - Evaluate - Print - Loop), where you can... Read more

Legends Brian Kernighan (of the original C book fame) and Ken Thompson talk about life a Bell Labs, the B programming language and chess computers.... Read more

Pester is rapidly becoming my go-to tool for writing tests that are outside of traditional C#/NUnit/Visual Studio kinds of tests. Things like snippets of my... Read more