article thumbnail

Automating dead code cleanup

Engineering at Meta

Meta’s Systematic Code and Asset Removal Framework (SCARF) has a subsystem for identifying and removing dead code. SCARF combines static and dynamic analysis of programs to detect dead code from both a business and programming language perspective. These are combined and form an augmented dependency graph.

Coding 129
article thumbnail

How to Write Engaging Technical Blogs

KDnuggets

Learn the rules for writing technical blogs, and increase unique views tenfold. Focusing on title, images, vocabulary, code blocks, writing style, and social media promotion can help you build a solid brand.

Media 108
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

ChatGPT for Coding: Unleash the Power of ChatGPT

Edureka

One of them is Chat GPT, a conversational model of AI that is a powerful chatbot that answers follow-up questions and writes code for the users. In this blog we will get to know about the perks of ChatGPT for coding. 4 Step 6: Receive a code through SMS or WhatsApp. Let’s examine one of the codes that has mistakes.

Coding 130
article thumbnail

Top 30+ Computer Science Project Topics of 2023 [Source Code]

Knowledge Hut

Till then, pick a topic from this blog and get started on your next great computer science project. Source Code: Hospital Management System 2. Source Code: Weather Forecast App 3. Source Code: News Feed App 4. Source Code: OCR System 5. Source Code: Library Management System 6.

article thumbnail

What’s it like to write code at Meta?

Engineering at Meta

Ever wonder what it’s like to write code at Meta’s scale? On the latest episode of the Meta Tech Podcast , Meta engineer Pascal Hartig ( @passy ) sits down with Dustin Shahidehpour and Katherine Zak, two software engineers at Meta, about their careers and what it’s really like to ship code at Meta.

Coding 80
article thumbnail

Announcing FawltyDeps - a dependency checker for your Python code

Tweag

You might forget one of the imports you used in your code. Specifically, the main purpose of FawltyDeps is to report imports that you have forgotten to declare ( undeclared dependencies), as well as packages that you’ve declared to use but that are not imported in your code ( unused dependencies). You can go wrong in either (or both!)

Python 138
article thumbnail

KDnuggets Top Blogs Rewards for December 2021

KDnuggets

The December blogs that won KDnuggets Rewards include: Write Clean Python Code Using Pipes; Building a solid data team; How to Get Certified as a Data Scientist; 3 Tools to Track and Visualize the Execution of Your Python Code; and more.

Python 70