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Hello there! 👋 My name is Sean Miranda, and I’m a computer science student. When I was young, I became interested in technology. It was the early days of my junior high school. I experimented with the operating system of my Android phone. I was basically doing distro-hopping on my phone. It genuinely excites me every time I learn how to perform technological tasks. I am currently studying programming language theory and compiler design....

A Walkthrough to Go Syntax and Features A brief history of the Go programming language, which was founded by the legends of computer science: Ken Thompson, Rob Pike, and, lastly, Robert Griesemer. Go development was started in 2007 and was funded by Google even until now. Go is an open source, general purpose programming language that has Google’s support. Being open source does not automatically imply that it is open to collaboration....

Introduction to Lapce: the blazingly fast code editor A brief summary... Lapce is written purely in Rust and a potential competitor to Visual Studio Code, along with Zed and JetBrains Fleet, a blazingly fast code editor of the 21st Century. It is currently in the pre-alpha stage of development. It has the potential to stand side by side with VS Code when the first major release comes up. One of the problems that I see with the current state of the development of Lapce is that, it has fewer contributors compared to older and more popular code editors such as VS Code....

The Carbon Language 🪨 Backed by Google An Experimental Successor to C++ Carbon is the new experimental programming language started by Google, they started this experimental language two years ago and only made it public this year. The development is lead by Principal Software Engineer, Chandler Carruth, which he introduced on CppNorth conference in Toronto last July 17, 2022 via Youtube. Planned Features 📖 Interoperability with C++ Cargo will be able to import existing C++ code and libraries, this will be the main selling point of this experimental language....

What’s NeoVim? 🇳 It is an open source project, a fork of the modal text editor known as Vim. I prefer to refer to it as modern Vim, because they removed the old features and added new ones. As of this writing, the total number of stars on NeoVim’s repository is 55.6k. This means that programmers love this modal text editor. Installation Guide 📋 Windows (note: windows 8 or later are the only supported versions)...