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Published a year ago

What Is A Software Development Kit SDK?

A Software Development Kit (SDK) is a set of code in the form of a library or utility, that development can use in other to easily integrate another piece of software. Instead of just providing a document describing how another team can implement some piece of software, they anticipate th...

Published a year ago

What Is A Tech Stack?

A tech stack refers to the list of technologies used in a software project. Some acronym's exists for the most commonly paired technologies. Here are a few example: LAMP: Linux, Apache, MYSQL, PHP JAMStack: Javascript, API, ...

Published a year ago

What Is A Terminal?

Published a year ago

What Is A Timestamp?

If you have ever gotten your passport stamped, or gotten a ticket of some sort you will notice they usually come with a date and or time. This DateTime is known as a timestamp. Take that concept and bring it into the software domain and its meaning doesn't change much except it is used to...

Published a year ago

What Is A Transpiler?

A transpiler converts one programming language syntax to another. Why would you want to convert one pr...

Published a year ago

What Is A User Agent?

A user agent is information regarding a device and or application that is sent as part of a request to another service or application. A User-agent might look something like this which when broken down tells us the user is on Windows OS and using the Firefox browser as w...