"Computer Science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes." - Edsger W. Dijkstra

I began my career in software development as a self-taught web developer. My only motivation for learning React to begin with was to understand React Native, so I could then use it to make mobile apps. Now, I have been working as a professional web developer using React every day at work for a couple of years.

However, like many others, I never really took the time to understand how React actually works and why we even use it. So I decided to take a deep dive into the Virtual DOM, and I now believe that this understanding needs to be part of many web development curriculums.

This is a summary of a paper called Machine learning in construction: From shallow to deep learning published in 2021.

The Goal is to solve a simple 4x4 sudoku using Propositional logic.

Note 2025: This is based on a course I took in 2023. It's been a while since I wrote this, glad I grew a lot since then.

In the competitive streaming industry, maintaining a leading edge requires continuous innovation and a deep understanding of consumer preferences. Netflix, as a major player in this sector, faces the challenge of constantly improving its service offerings to align with evolving market demands.

This article explores the role of choice-based conjoint analysis, a sophisticated market research technique, in addressing this challenge. By implementing this method, Netflix can gain valuable insights into consumer decision-making processes, guiding the development of its product strategies and enhancing its market position.

This is based on a small workshop I gave to my colleagues at work. I thought it might be useful to share it here too.

Bevor wir in die Tiefen von React eintauchen, ist es wichtig, einige grundlegende Konzepte und Begriffe zu klären. Dieser Abschnitt bietet eine Einführung in die Welt der Webanwendungen, erläutert, warum Frontend-Frameworks so entscheidend sind und zeigt Ihnen, wie Sie am besten ein Framework wie React erlernen können.