For the on-chain SVG generation of an NFT, I recently needed to split an (arbitrary) string into multiple lines. Each line should contain 40 characters. Pretty easy, right?

Although most of the examples and Boost’s documentation uses bjam, you can also use CMake for your Boost.Python projects.

While the integration is relatively easy, ensuring that Follow-Me-Printing works correctly can be tricky. This article describes the necessary configuration steps.

I recently needed to use memory that was allocated inside a C++ library in a Python application which expects a NumPy array without performing any copies. With ctypes, this can be implemented quite easily.

How to use a Metricbeat sidecar container to monitor your Docker Swarm hosts and additional services.