Although UDP is simple in principle, there is a lot of domain knowledge needed to run things at scale. In this blog post we'll cover the basics: all you need to know about UDP servers to get started.
Source: Everything you ever wanted to know about UDP sockets but were afraid to ask, part 1, an article by Marek Majkowski.
Modern languages such as Go, Julia and Rust don’t need complex garbage collectors like the ones use by Java C#. But why?
To explain why, we need to get into how garbage collectors work and how different languages allocate memory in different ways. However, we will start by looking at why Java in particular needs such a complex garbage collector.
Source: Go Does Not Need a Java Style GC, an article by Erik Engheim.
Here at Typeable, we use Haskell as the main development language and, while everyone else was disputing whether Haskell is ready for production, we just used it and regarded this as a competitive advantage. Based on this experience, we would like to share our opinions.
Source: Advantages of Functional Programming, an article by Catherine Galkina.