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Project Structure

October 18, 2026
Frontend Notes
EN

A useful project structure lets a developer locate a feature, change it, test it, and deploy it without guessing which files own which behavior. Organize a project for its current requirements, then refactor when responsibilities become unclear. There is no universally correct folder tree, and renam...

Ui

October 18, 2026
Frontend Notes
EN

UI is an important aspect of frontend development, as it deals with the elements that users directly interact with. When designing the UI, it’s important to think about how color choices, overall layout, responsiveness, and interactive elements come together to make the product look appealing and ea...

Javascript Frameworks

October 18, 2026
Frontend Notes
EN

A static portfolio, a content website with minimal interactivity, and a client-heavy dashboard have different requirements. Begin with an explicit feature inventory: navigation/routing, persistence, data fetching, authentication boundaries, search requirements, accessibility, localization, bundle co...

Javascript

October 18, 2026
Frontend Notes
EN

JavaScript is a programming language that is primarily used for client-side scripting (making web pages interactive). Since NodeJS we can also use JavaScript in server-side scripting (e.g. for APIs). ...

Css

October 18, 2026
Frontend Notes
EN

A small card is a useful controlled experiment: keep the same HTML before and after, then toggle only the CSS class. This isolates the effect of styling from changes in text, structure or JavaScript. The actual Chromium screenshot shows both rendered states side by side...

Html

October 18, 2026
Frontend Notes
EN

The browser parses HTML into a document tree. CSS styles that tree; JavaScript can update it. A semantic page can be styled to look identical to a page made entirely of generic

Additional Resources

October 18, 2026
Frontend Notes
EN

This chapter is a directory, not a certification program. The sites below may offer free and paid assets, incompatible versions, or changing terms. When a resource looks useful, open its source and license, run the demo where possible, then test how it behaves in your own layout. Do not treat a beau...

Economy Guidance

October 18, 2026
Standard Of Iron
EN

The economy guidance layer makes the gather-build-recruit loop visible to the player. Resource counters explain what each resource is for, the economy guide shows costs and prerequisites, and skirmish coaching gives the player a short sequence of economic goals...

Food and Farms

October 18, 2026
Standard Of Iron
EN

Food connects settlement growth to military production. Farms grow grain, builders harvest grain or slaughter sheep, homes spend food to recruit civilians, and civilians become manpower when they reach a barracks. The result is an economic loop in which food drives population while wood, stone, and ...

Pathfinding Architecture

October 18, 2026
Standard Of Iron
EN

Pathfinding in Standard of Iron is deliberately simple at the core: the game keeps one flat 2D navigation grid, and A* searches that grid. The grid is not a physics simulation, not a unit occupancy map, and not a navmesh. It is a compact answer to one question...

Frame Pacing

October 18, 2026
Standard Of Iron
EN

Frame pacing in Standard of Iron is measured from real gameplay runs and reported as a frame_pacing verdict. The gate is designed to answer a broader question than “what was the average FPS?” It measures whether presented frames arrive consistently, whether CPU/GPU frame work fits the active graphic...

Rendering Architecture

October 18, 2026
Standard Of Iron
EN

Standard of Iron renders from published simulation snapshots. Gameplay state belongs to the simulation; the renderer receives a detached view of that state, resolves visibility and presentation, records draw work, and submits the result through a backend boundary...

Sorting

October 18, 2026
Algorithms And Data Structures
EN

Sorting arranges a collection of items according to a defined ordering, such as ascending numeric value or a record's timestamp. The comparison rule must be consistent; contradictory comparisons make a sorted result ill-defined...

Multiprocessing

October 18, 2026
Parallel And Concurrent Programming
EN

Multiprocessing runs work in several processes, each normally with its own virtual address space. Separate address spaces help contain accidental memory changes and failures. CPU-bound work can run across multiple cores when enough independent work is available...

Finding Files

October 18, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

The find, locate, and which commands are commonly used for file search operations. The find command performs a comprehensive search using attributes such as name, size, and type. locate provides a faster, albeit periodically updated, search by filename. which locates the path of a program's executab...

Integration with Other Tools

October 18, 2026
Vtk Examples
EN

Integration of VTK with a variety of tools and libraries provides flexibility and power that can significantly broaden the scope of visualization projects. These integrations allow you to combine VTK’s 3D rendering capabilities with platforms that excel at data analysis, computational processing, an...

Dokumentacja

October 18, 2026
Kurs Podstaw Pythona
PL

Dokumentacja jest istotnym elementem każdego projektu programistycznego. Umożliwia użytkownikom zrozumienie, jak działa aplikacja, jak jest zbudowana, oraz jakie funkcje oferuje. Odpowiednio przygotowana dokumentacja pomaga również innym programistom w szybkim zrozumieniu kodu, ułatwiając jego dalsz...

Paradygmaty Programowania

October 18, 2026
Kurs Podstaw Pythona
PL

Paradygmat w programowaniu to nie tylko sposób myślenia o tworzeniu programów, ale także zestaw konceptów i technik, które kierują projektowaniem i strukturyzacją oprogramowania. Te filozofie wpływają na to, jak programiści definiują problemy oraz jak podejmują decyzje o sposobie ich rozwiązania. Ch...

Api wraz z Fastapi

October 18, 2026
Kurs Podstaw Pythona
PL

FastAPI to nowoczesne, wydajne i łatwe w użyciu narzędzie do tworzenia API w Pythonie. Za jego popularność odpowiada prostota tworzenia aplikacji, wbudowana walidacja danych oraz automatyczne generowanie dokumentacji...

Aws Services

October 18, 2026
Databases Notes
EN

Choose a service by data model, access pattern, transaction requirements, and operational constraints. A keyword such as “financial,” “serverless,” or “high scale” is a clue, not a complete architecture decision. Check service availability and compatibility before designing a new deployment...

Selinux

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

SELinux stands for Security-Enhanced Linux...

Tar and Gzip

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

Working with files on Unix-based systems often involves managing multiple files and directories, especially when it comes to storage or transferring data. Tools like tar and gzip are invaluable for packaging and compressing files efficiently. Understanding how to use these commands can simplify task...

Logical Volume Management

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

Storage devices such as HDDs, SSDs, USB drives, and virtual disks provide raw space. Before that space can be used conveniently, it usually needs to be divided, organized, formatted, and mounted...

Utilities

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

We will discuss various tools that can be used on Linux systems for tasks such as taking screenshots, recording screens, preparing bootable sticks, and detecting malware. It provides brief explanations of each tool and includes installation and usage instructions...

Cron Jobs

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

Cron is a powerful utility in Unix-like operating systems that automates the execution of scripts or commands at specified times, dates, or intervals. It is used for tasks such as system maintenance, backups, updates, and more...

Inodes and Symlinks

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

Inodes are critical as they store essential metadata about files, such as permissions and locations, allowing efficient file system management. Hard links are important because they let multiple file names point to the same inode, saving disk space by avoiding data duplication. Symlinks provide flex...

Ci Cd

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (or Continuous Deployment). It is a set of practices that automate the process of integrating code changes, running tests, and delivering software to production environments. For Linux administrators moving into DevOps, CI/CD pipelines ...

Commands

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

Let's talk about some seriously useful tricks that'll make your command-line life much easier. Ever find yourself thinking "I know I ran that command yesterday, but what was it again?" or "There has to be a faster way to do this!" Well, you're in luck, the terminal has some fantastic features to hel...

Encryption

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

Encryption is one of the main tools used to protect digital information. It keeps data private by changing readable information into an unreadable form. The readable version is called plaintext, and the unreadable version is called ciphertext...

Task State Analysis

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

Task-state analysis is a way to understand what processes and threads are doing by looking at their runtime states...

Environment Modules

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

Environment Modules is a tool used to manage software environments from the command line...

Shells and Bash Configuration

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

A Unix shell is a command-line program that lets a user communicate with the operating system. Instead of using buttons and menus, the user types commands, and the shell interprets those commands...

Performance Monitoring

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

Performance monitoring is the process of observing how a system uses its resources...

Managing Users

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

In Linux, user management is a crucial aspect of system administration. A user is essentially an entity that can log into the computer system and perform tasks based on the permissions granted to them. The Linux operating system stores user-related information in a couple of key files: /etc/passwd a...

Kernel

October 17, 2026
Linux Notes
EN

We will now delve deeply into the Linux kernel to understand its role in the operating system, where it resides on your system, and how kernel modules function. We will also explore how to download and examine the Linux kernel source code, and discuss the various configuration options available with...