Proof Of Stake (POS)

Proof of Stake is a verification system like mining. Its biggest difference from POW (Proof Of Work) is that POS doesn’t need mining equipment. In the system of POS, coins are created while the system starts. The algorithm works in direct proportion to the coin that you have. If you have more coins that means you have more earning power. The one who has the most coin has the right of the transaction priority.

Seher SaylıkFriday, 1 Oct 2021

My thoughts on taking courses

Going through a course of whatever nature, be it in person or online, needs a lot of discipline but most of all it needs motivation to keep that discipline going. So how exactly can you stay motivated when taking courses? The reason for taking any course in the first place is the beginning, start by going through the syllabus for that course (course content) to get an idea of what you’ll be able to do once you pull through. Another reason is, try not to stay on a particular lesson for too long. There’s no law that says you must understand everything immediately. This however does not mean that you shouldn’t put in the effort to understand.

Abanseka SylvesterTuesday, 21 Sep 2021

Introduction to Docker

Hello everyone, welcome to my Docker series. In this series, I’m going to give you a comprehensive detail and empower you with the skills you need to get started using this amazing technology, Docker. This is the first section of the series that contains the nitty gritty details of what docker is and why you should start using it. ## What is DOCKER? Docker is a platform for building, running, and shipping applications in a consistent manner. If your application works on your development machine, it can run and function in the same way on other machines. If you have been developing software for while, you’ve probably come across a situation where your application works on your development machine but doesn’t somewhere else. Some of the reasons why this happens are list below.

Olamide Jubril MuizSaturday, 18 Sep 2021

Sass 7-1 pattern: How to Write Maintainable Sass Code

When you create SASS architecture, you are going to have variables, placeholders, mixins, components, etc. So, these folders should be handled and maintained separately. Sass 7 - 1 pattern is 7 folders and 1 file that imports everything.

Ahamad CHMonday, 13 Sep 2021

SASS: A Way to Improve Your CSS

Let’s start with learning what is SASS. It stands for “Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets”, it might sound similar to CSS (Cascading Style Sheet). Both are style sheets then what's the difference? Let's find out. SASS provides features such as variables, operators, mixins and include, functions, nesting, partials, & flow control statements. These features makes SASS very popular.

Lütfü Orçun SelbasanThursday, 9 Sep 2021

Cloud Gaming

The Internet over the years has always grown, may it be development, storage or the sheer number of apps and data available for our usage. Along with all the Internet, Internet speed also grew. According to Ookla, the average speed of a normal consumer in 2009 was about 5 Mbps. But today it is nearly 100 Mbps. This increase in speed has made a considerable change in how the internet is used. From streaming movies and videos to playing online games with almost zero lag or buffering, this will only get better in the coming years. New technologies are surfacing like The Starlink and 5G. As a gamer, playing games on my potato PC was always a challenge. For example, not having adequate RAM, graphics card, Storage space etc. Some games require specs that are not yet available in the market (for example, “CONTROL”, a game that supports 8K and RTX). Get into Cloud Gaming, the technology that allows almost any PC and phone regardless of it's specifications and lets you play games through an app or a browser. No need for 16 GB RAM or an RTX 3090 or even a high capacity hard disk, everything can be done with a 30 Mbps network connection and a normal device (some specs are required).

Rahul M RamachandranThursday, 2 Sep 2021