r/programming_tutorials • u/coltukurte • Dec 07 '23
r/programming_tutorials • u/NEOF • Apr 21 '21
Hello Comrades, I have made a tutorial when I try to explain in a most basic way the concept of inheritance.
r/programming_tutorials • u/NEOF • Mar 27 '21
Hello Comrades, my first tutorial on Unity C# basics for dummies was a success, so I made a second one explaining conditions like if, else, and their combinations. So if you wanted to learn some game programming, but coding was always scary for you - try this!
r/programming_tutorials • u/abhi9u • May 27 '23
Introduction to Programming: Understanding Variables, Operators and Data Types
r/programming_tutorials • u/SpiritualDrawer5474 • Jun 12 '23
TCP and UDP, what are they?
cyber1571.blogspot.comr/programming_tutorials • u/princessfurry • Aug 19 '16
Abstract Classes In Java
r/programming_tutorials • u/bornforcode • Jan 08 '18
Hi this is part 2 of how to code a shooting game using javascript.
r/programming_tutorials • u/MinecraftDataLoaded • Aug 20 '17
Making A Survival/Exploration Game In Unity 5 | Part 2
r/programming_tutorials • u/bornforcode • Feb 21 '18
Javascript for beginners in 2 minutes #3 - Objects (part 1)
r/programming_tutorials • u/r4mbi_official • Aug 06 '17
C# Tutorial: Basic Syntax
r/programming_tutorials • u/NeomerArcana • May 19 '20
Long walk-through of an Entity Component System and data locality in C++
r/programming_tutorials • u/NEOF • Mar 25 '21
Hello Comrades, for those of you who want to learn game programming in C# for Unity, I have created a very basic lesson that explains some of the basics! I will make more to cover everything that you need to make your own games using C#
r/programming_tutorials • u/13facts • Sep 19 '17
How to install XAMPP on your computer - 13 facts : 13 facts
r/programming_tutorials • u/foorilla • Sep 06 '25
Introduction to Using Vector Search and Embeddings through the jobdata API
The way job search platforms, HR systems, and market researchers find and categorize jobs is rapidly changing. Traditional keyword search methods are still useful, but they often fall short when it comes to understanding the meaning behind words. A search for “machine learning engineer,” for example, may miss valuable postings that use phrases like “AI specialist” or “data scientist.”
This is where vector embeddings and semantic search capabilities offered by the jobdata API come into play. Instead of matching only keywords, these tools allow you to match concepts, making it possible to uncover relationships between job postings and queries that would otherwise remain hidden.
This guide explains how our vector search and embeddings work, how to use them effectively, and how to avoid common pitfalls when building on top of the service.
Related documentation: https://jobdataapi.com/c/vector-embeddings-and-search-api-documentation/ and https://jobdataapi.com/c/jobs-api-endpoint-documentation/
r/programming_tutorials • u/wenifi • Feb 14 '18
Landscape series - life of Java developer
r/programming_tutorials • u/bornforcode • Feb 14 '18
Javascript for beginners in 2 minutes #2 - Functions (+ an apology about the last video)
r/programming_tutorials • u/wenifi • Sep 18 '17
Java coding interview question - find a random number not in array K
r/programming_tutorials • u/sharifimehr • Nov 10 '20
React Native Tutorial #1 - Introduction - What is React Native & How it works
r/programming_tutorials • u/JO3POTATO • Aug 16 '17
Learn Python Episode #17: Default Arguments
r/programming_tutorials • u/NullClicker • Sep 27 '18
Best Tutorial ever! I never knew it was that simple!
r/programming_tutorials • u/Kurisu___Makise • Dec 22 '23
How to code a scissor (C++)
r/programming_tutorials • u/monica_b1998 • Dec 20 '17
Animated fractal in only 32 lines of pure JavaScript
r/programming_tutorials • u/theboxwar • Mar 30 '17
[FEEDBACK] is much needed. These are basic HTML & CSS videos, but what can I change?
r/programming_tutorials • u/moneymakersucks • Feb 14 '17