Weekly Tech Byte is a blog series by the Rotaract Club of University of Moratuwa, for sharing tech insights.
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Introduction In the modern digital era, technology has become a central part of how humans think, learn, and communicate. One of the most important skills that supports problem-solving in this technological environment is computational thinking. Computational thinking is not only used in computer science but also in everyday decision-making, education,
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This is the third of the Raspberry Pi Pico series I bring to you with Rotaract Mora Blog’s Weekly Tech Bytes. If you haven’t read my first two articles where I explain the basics that you will need to follow this tutorial, I highly recommend you to read
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From black-box page to installable CLI in Python I didn’t build GitPulse to solve a critical global problem. I built it to learn. I wanted to understand how CLI tools feel to the user, how to integrate complex APIs, and how to transform raw data into something useful. Honestly?
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In the previous article I taught you how to setup the development environment for Raspberry Pi Pico and built our first Pi Pico Project. If you haven’t read it yet, I suggest you read it first because this article assumes you know the basics of setting up and flashing
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Introduction Probably, most of you have heard about Raspberry Pi, which is an organization that produces a wide range of development board that are used in both education and industrial work. Among these boards, the Raspberry Pico is a compact, powerful and extremely budget friendly board in the current market.
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Introduction: The Realities of Small Business Marketing In today’s hyper-digital world, every business — no matter how small or niche — is judged alongside giants with million-dollar marketing budgets. Consumers expect compelling visuals, cohesive branding, and timely campaigns across a dizzying array of platforms: Instagram, Google, LinkedIn, email newsletters, and more.
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As university students, we’re constantly juggling assignments, projects, exams, and trying to build skills for our future careers — all while managing tight budgets. What if I told you that some of the world’s most powerful professional tools are available to you completely free, just because you’re a
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If you want to learn Linux, it is worth starting with a cloud instance. A cloud server gives you a real environment where you can practice commands, manage files, and work through mistakes without changing anything on your main computer. You avoid the trouble of installing VirtualBox or setting up
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As a first-year IT undergraduate, I needed an operating system for development and daily tasks. I chose Windows because it’s user-friendly and I was already comfortable using it. Later, I learned about an operating system called Linux, and to me, it felt like a whole new world of possibilities.
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The healthcare industry is huge — literally. It concerns every one of us who has ever existed and ever will exist. Over the years, the industry has undergone sweeping changes. The flow and ebb of human technology and scientific progress remain deeply intertwined with the fate of the healthcare sector. And
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In 2022, Uber was breached when an attacker found hardcoded credentials in a PowerShell script. In 2018, Toyota’s entire customer database was exposed because a developer had hardcoded a database key in a public GitHub repository. What’s common? A single, stray secret. In 2025, the pressure on developers
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DevOps is essential for delivering software quickly and reliably. By integrating development and operations, DevOps streamlines the software development lifecycle from coding and building to testing and deployment, enabling faster delivery and improved collaboration. However, speed and automation do not guarantee security. Security needs to be intentionally integrated into every