12 novembre 2013 18:23, par Amaury Bouchard
Un article intéressant, qui explique comment la technologie NaCl (Native Client) − qui permet d'exécuter du code C/C++ compilé nativement dans un navigateur Chrome − a été améliorée pour devenir portable et multi-architectures. C'est ce qu'ils appellent PNaCl (Portable Native Client, prononcer "Pinnacle").Dernières infos sur le même thème
14 juin 2018 15:24, par Amaury Bouchard
Let me make one thing clear first. If you are a beginner programmer, this article is not meant to make you feel bad about the mistakes that you might be making but rather to make you aware of them…
14 juin 2018 14:19, par Amaury Bouchard
The async/await introduced by ES7 is a fantastic improvement in asynchronous programming with JavaScript. It provided an option of using synchronous style code to access resoruces asynchronously…
06 février 2017 18:12, par Amaury Bouchard
So, you’ve written a website. Your carefully crafted HTML, CSS and JavaScript sits waiting to be sucked through the ether into the wild world of browsers. With any luck it will land in a nice new…
03 février 2017 11:54, par Amaury Bouchard
In Nov’16, we created an online tool to reverse engineer any android app to look for secrets. This tool was built because of an internal need — we were constantly required to reverse engineer apps…
10 janvier 2017 18:27, par Amaury Bouchard
This article will cover all the fundamental concepts you need to get good with the CSS Flexbox model. It’s a long one, so I hope you’re ready for it. If you prefer to read the entire tutorial in a…