The Singleton pattern

by Alex Dalessi | Apr 10, 2023 | Computer Science

The last blog post was a general overview of the fundamentals of Object-Oriented programming. I would like to go over a specific pattern that commonly appears in software engineering. One of the most common and simplest patterns to understand is the Singleton pattern....

CSS basics

by Alex Dalessi | Mar 24, 2023 | Computer Science, Website Design

This blog post explains what many blog posts and articles online that can be found with a google search are going to state. The intended audience for this blog post is not professional computer programmers or those trying to learn to program in programming languages...

Object-Oriented Programming

by Alex Dalessi | Mar 24, 2023 | Computer Science, SEO, Website Design

Objected-oriented programming is a complicated topic that whole textbooks can be written about. Object-oriented programming has simplified coding to a significant degree and is now essentially a staple of modern computer programming. In short, object-oriented...

Object-Oriented Programming

by Alex Dalessi | Mar 21, 2023 | Computer Science, Website Design

What is Object-oriented programming? Objected-oriented programming(OOP) is a complicated topic that whole textbooks can be written about. OOP has simplified coding to a significant degree and is now essentially a staple of modern computer programming. In short,...

Javascript prototypes – What are they?

by Alex Dalessi | Feb 11, 2023 | Computer Science, Website Design

Prototypes are a fascinating topic. In practice, they work similarly to classes in object-oriented programming languages like Java or C#. However, they are a bit different in that, when an instance of an object is created, that instance of the object doesn’t...

Javascript prototypes – What are they?

by Alex Dalessi | Feb 10, 2023 | Computer Science, Website Design

Prototypes are a fascinating topic. In practice, they work similarly to classes in object-oriented programming languages like Java or C#. However, they are a bit different in that, when an instance of an object is created, that instance of the object doesn’t...