Our journey and accomplishments so far — It’s going to be a year since CodeX was founded and what a killer year was this for us. We, here at CodeX run on the principle of ‘Education for Everyone’ and we are able to achieve it only with the help of our wonderful and dedicated writers and our…

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Says a Google engineer and what does that really mean? — This is the twenty-first edition of CrunchX and here are the stories and resources we thought were worth spending the time. 1. Software Engineering — The Soft Parts Soft parts of software engineering. I’d say the best advice is that software should solve customer problems. So you don’t retrofit the software in customers’ hands, but you listen…

Learn about the 20+ new updates to SwiftUI that developers are already loving — This is the twentieth edition of CrunchX and here are the stories and resources we thought were worth spending the time. 1. EU deal will force iPhones to use USB-C chargers by 2024 The EU requires all smartphones to adopt the universal USB C standard by autumn 2024. Does this spell the end for Apple’s Lightning port? Written by Jedidajah Otte on…

Read how the police departments are using deepfake technology to solve cases — This is the nineteenth edition of CrunchX and here are the stories and resources we thought were worth spending the time. 1. New ‘fabric’ converts motion into electricity Researchers at NTU Singapore have developed a fabric that converts movement into electricity. Powering our gadgets this way in the near future would be incredible. Written and published on…

System design, optimizations, and much more extensive details — This is the eighteenth edition of CrunchX and here are the stories and resources we thought were worth spending the time. 1. Flight School If you’re a Swift developer like myself and shun those fiddly and inefficient cross-platform ‘solutions’ in favor of efficient native development then you’ll be happy to know that Flight…

Lessons you can learn after coding for a prolonged period of time — This is the seventeenth edition of CrunchX and here are the stories and resources we thought were worth spending the time. 1. Core i5 beats Core i7: Alder Lake-P creates problems for manufacturers and customers In a surprising turn of events, one of Intel’s latest 12th gen i5 processors defies convention and performs better than its pricier i7 siblings. Benchmarks suggest that laptop hunting…

People are dating all wrong, says data — This is the sixteenth edition of CrunchX and here are the stories and resources we thought were worth spending the time. 1. Rob Pike’s 5 Rules of Programming 5 simple rules every programmer should know and follow. Rob Pike, the designer of the Go programming language, compresses his knowledge into these 5 rules. I personally like rule…

Learn the entire process of designing an API followed by Slack and much more in this week’s newsletter — This is the fifteenth edition of CrunchX and here are the stories and resources we thought were worth spending the time. 1. 6 Data Monitoring Tools you can use to track your Brand’s Campaign Data monitoring tools help to visualize vast amounts of data into comprehensible information sets that can be extremely helpful for planning specific brand campaigns of a company. This article…