Learn to Code

Jupyter notebooks are a common way to share data science projects. As well as containing the project source code, they also include the outputs generated by running the code. This includes both text and graphical output, allowing complete projects to be shared in a single file. A downside to this is the potentially large size…

In the ever-evolving world of web design, creating flexible and responsive layouts is crucial. CSS grid is a powerful part of the CSS specification, that allows for complex tabular-like layouts to be created without requiring complex code. This post will introduce CSS grid, and show how it c an be used to create appealing website…

Decorators are a powerful part of a Python programmer’s toolbox. This article will show you how to use them to power up your Python code.

A new CSS feature could make your headings more visually appealing. The best part? It only takes one line of code.

Traits are an often overlooked, but incredibly useful feature of PHP. This guide shows you how to use them to modularise your code.

The pandas library is great for working with large datasets. This guide will get you started with pandas.

Variables are a key part of any programming language. This guide goes through the basics of variables in Python.

Learn about the two primary scopes in python and how to use them in your code. This guide also looks into the concept of enclosing scope, which is vital if you use nested functions.

If your WordPress install is configured incorrectly, it will be unable to install updates or extensions. This guide will show you how to fix it.

PHP 8.2 deprecates support for dynamic class properties. If you use dynamic properties, there are a few things you can do to remove them.

Pickle is a tool that allows objects to be saved to and loaded from files in Python. This article will get you started with Pickle.

There are two main comparison operators in Python – ==, and is. This article explains the difference between the two.