Green coding means programming code that has minimal energy consumption. It is mainly about not wasting energy in a software development and server environment, which means a structural and behavioural focus. Within the structural focus you measure and reduce the energy related to code blocks while behavioural focus is more on the energy consumption of the users and developers.
Examples can be like turning down idle servers or building scaleable code which is consuming less processor load. You can also consider using specific programming languages such as Scala or Golang… if you can find uses cases where this makes sense…
gno, I want generations after me to suffer and inherent a fucked up earth.
Austin Allen
Just more cult of climate rituals to strenghthen their brainwashing. More of this meaningless little tasks you perform, more your brain convinces itself that the cult is right. Before you know it you're a burden to society just like all religous fanatics.
Jason Diaz
>minimal energy consumption. i want my variables are color coded be gone thridworlder
>posting about energy efficiency on a website that loads half a MB of JavaScript lol lmao
Jack Rogers
>i want my variables are color coded >be gone thridworlder t. esl H1B applicant
Logan Morales
How would one even go about measuring the energy usage of one piece of code vs another? Some kind of wattage meter connected between the power supply and the outlet?
A computer will run at a set clock speed, and will constantly be executing instructions at that rate, some instructions taking more clock cycles than others. Maybe use more compiler intrinsics for special purpose instructions? SIMD and the like.
Android devices have fast and low power CPU modes for reasons like this I suppose
Ayden Walker
englosh is not worth learning chinka nnombre one
Juan Cook
if it was battery operated i might care asin my watch calculator or laptop even still you might be talking like seconds to an hour of saving, climate cult strikes again
Leo Campbell
Ads and the bandwidth needed to load them are energy inefficient
Joseph Morgan
You actually gather a clue about how your processor works, and avoid using resource heavy instructions and bruteforcing by using CPU cycles to make up for your inefficient code.
I swear, everyone should have to spend a year programming 8-bit microcontrollers before they're allowed to touch anything with a heat sink.
Ryder Scott
>code that has minimal energy consumption this doesn't need to be a "thing", usually programmers strive for efficieny and that leads to minimal energy consumption (in most cases at least and that's good enough)
Parker Davis
Kill all JavaScript shit for true green coding. Applications should be built with GUIs from 1995.
Jeremiah Green
Is this a clever meme to get soidevs to care about writing good code?
