Stablecoins and Their Pitfalls: USDT and BUSD Examples

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USDT and BUSD Stablecoins: How Do They Work? Cryptocurrencies can be a challenging market to approach. Complicated conversions to and from fiat currencies combined with their high volatility can be particularly off-putting for the average investor. Stablecoins are some of the best on-and-off ramps for both beginner and experienced investors. These fiat-pegged cryptocurrencies allow you…

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Near to Peso Conversion – How to do

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Near is a decentralized application or dApp platform that competes with Ethereum. It is also known as Near Protocol. Near specifically focuses on developers and user-friendliness. Its tokens are called NEAR tokens which are also used as storage on the Near crypto platform and to pay for transaction fees. It is a proof-of-stake blockchain platform…

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Getting a Handle on Recursion

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Recursion is a concept that is fundamental to programming, and yet there are engineers with Master’s degrees in Computer Science and multiple years of experience who have trouble wrapping their minds around it. Classic textbook examples such as finding the nth number in the Fibonacci sequence are certainly simple and illustrative, but they are also…

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JavaScript: the journey from an apprentice to master

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It varies vastly depending on your level of familiarity with JavaScript and Computer Science, your purpose (for learning? for building web-based games? app?) Here are the 3 resources that I started with when I started learning JavaScript: JavaScript on Mozilla Developer Network : great references, search friendly, good tutorials and explanations. JavaScript : The Definitive…

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Understanding the Carthage dependency manager

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One of the great things about the iOS development community is the range and quality of third party libraries that developers release as open source for others to use. At Mubaloo, we’re keen to make use of well supported and widely tested libraries such as AFNetworking, whenever it makes sense to do so. It’s common…

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Best free courses to learn Swift for iOS 8 app development

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In June 2014, Apple had a surprise in store at its Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco. There was a new language in town called Swift with which you could develop iOS and OS X apps. Till that time, developers could only develop apps for the Apple platform in Objective C. 8 months after the launch, you…

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