The Desk — Edition 66
Welcome to the 65th issue of the Desk. The Desk is my weekly newsletter covering newly published content and project updates.
Welcome to the 65th issue of the Desk. The Desk is my weekly newsletter covering newly published content and project updates.
The DOJ and Google face off in a pivotal antitrust case over digital ad dominance. The DOJ claims Google controls 91% of ad markets, while Google argues it's just 10%. A decision could reshape digital advertising, impacting publishers, advertisers, and small businesses. Key ruling expected soon.
The DOJ proposes Google divest Chrome and possibly Android to curb alleged monopolies in search and advertising. Learn about the case's implications for tech innovation, competition, and user privacy as Google pushes back against these sweeping antitrust measures.
Discover the top 10 cryptocurrencies for investment, considering market cap, technology, and growth potential. Whether you're new or experienced, gain valuable insights for informed investment decisions in this dynamic market.
Explore the evolving nexus of cryptocurrency and renewable energy markets. Discover how blockchain technology is driving sustainability and innovation.
In this post, I've curated a list of the top 100 deals that are too good to miss.
In this article, I will teach you the basics of NFTs, exploring what they are, how they work, their impact on various industries, and their potential for the future.
Explore Swift's looping constructs and learn how to iterate over collections, ranges, and more.
Perform common dictionary operations in Swift, including adding, updating, and accessing key-value pairs.
Harness the power of Swift's async/await for smooth and efficient asynchronous programming, complete with error handling.
Learn how to work with dates and times in Swift, from retrieving the current date to formatting it as a string.
Effectively handle optional values and manage errors in Swift using practical code examples.
Master essential array manipulation techniques in Swift, including filtering elements, mapping values, and sorting arrays.
Perform common string operations in Swift, such as checking for substrings, splitting strings, and converting case.
Swift developers kick off their projects with a 'Hello, World!' statement, like this.