In this short article, I’ll discuss the differences between struct, proto, and class in Swift. What is Swift? Swift is a compiled programming language developed by Apple Inc. and the open-source community for general-purpose, multi-paradigm programming. …

ScholarX write up part 3 Hello everyone, As I have already mentioned in two of my previous articles, I was fortunate enough to be selected as a mentee for the ScholarX program. Following are the links for those two articles in case you missed those. My ScholarX experience so far My thoughts about ScholarX Programpasandevin.medium.com How to excel at Machine learning ScholarX write up part twopasandevin.medium.com

user modes Hello everyone! Welcome to the fifth instalment of my OS implementing series, in which I demonstrate how to build an operating system from scratch. Now if you haven’t followed the previous four articles I strongly recommend that you follow them before reading this one. …

Hello Readers, Today, I’m going to talk about one of the most significant models in software architecture. It is nonother than The 4+1 view model which comes really handy when understanding the views and perspectives of different stakeholders. How the 4+1 Model Originated

Page Frame allocation Welcome again everyone to the 8th part of my OS development article series. In the 7th article, I discussed virtual memory and how we can implement virtual memory through paging to our OS (For your convenience, I’ll include links to all previous articles at the end). However…

Virtual memory & Paging Hello and welcome everyone to the seventh instalment of my OS development article series. …

User modes Hello and welcome back to the sixth part of my OS developing article series. Up to now, we integrated a couple of things into our OS including inputs, outputs, and segments (I will put the links to previous articles at the end in case you missed them). In…

Interrupts and inputs Hello everyone! Welcome to the fifth instalment of my OS implementing series, in which I demonstrate how to build an operating system from scratch. Now if you haven’t followed the previous four articles I strongly recommend that you follow them before reading this one. …

Integrating segmentation Hello and welcome to the fourth instalment of my article series on OS development. In the last article, we used C and assembly languages to integrate outputs through Framebuffer and the Serial Port. If you missed it, here’s the link to that article: Build your own OS (Part 3) Integrating outputspasandevin.medium.com In this article, I’ll explain…