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An Introduction to Haskell classes and User Defined Data Types

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Continuing our series on Haskell, this month, we focus on Haskell classes and user defined data types. Haskell is a purely functional programming language and...

Building Web Applications Using the Python Flask Microframework

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Here’s an introduction to Flask Microframework, which can be used to easily build and deploy good Web applications with the minimum of effort and...

Customize Your Shell with Zsh and Oh-My-Zsh

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Discover the Z shell, a powerful scripting language, which is designed for interactive use. Z shell (zsh) is a powerful interactive login shell and command...

Solve Engineering Problems with Laplace Transforms

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Laplace transforms are integral mathematical transforms widely used in physics and engineering. In this 21st article in the series on mathematics in open source,...

Nix A Portable and Powerful Package Manager

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This article introduces the reader to Nix, a reliable, multi-user, multi-version, portable, reproducible and purely functional package manager. Software enthusiasts will find it a...

How to Cross Compile the Linux Kernel with Device Tree Support

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This article is intended for those who would like to experiment with the many embedded boards in the market but do not have access...

Compile a GPIO Control Application and Test It On the Raspberry...

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GPIO is the acronym for General Purpose (I/O). The role played by these drivers is to handle I/O requests to read or write to...

Use Bugzilla to Manage Defects in Software

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In the quest for excellence in software products, developers have to go through the process of defect management. The tool of choice for defect...

Experimenting with More Functions in Haskell

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We continue our exploration of the open source, advanced and purely functional programming language, Haskell. In the third article in the series, we will...

Lists: The Building Blocks of Maxima

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This 20th article in our series on Mathematics in Open Source showcases the list manipulations in Maxima, the programming language with an ALGOL-like syntax...