A web developer’s workflow
Finding an efficient workflow is not as easy as one would expect. For me it’s been years and trying, searching, applying suggestions. It’s still an ongoing process, sure,…
Finding an efficient workflow is not as easy as one would expect. For me it’s been years and trying, searching, applying suggestions. It’s still an ongoing process, sure,…
The Context API is quite trendy these days and people say that it might even be good enough to replace redux. In the following lines, we will give…
Throwing resources at a problem is rarely the right solution. Having a very powerful server waiting to process updates you might do once a week basically translates to…
A lot of people love Gnome. It hasn’t clicked with me so far, but probably I did not give it a proper chance. It’s time to do that.
As a productivity hack, I have become a fan of using a different screen for my communication tools and the main screen for the actual work. If trying…
It is already a long time since I wanted to have some hands on experience with kubernetes.
Even if programming is still needed, it is not anymore the main hurdle when creating a new website. Nowadays we have many-many other platforms and content management systems,…
Recently, because of the fan activity/noise, I have been tempted to try some monitoring tool. I was pleasantly surprised by Fanny.
With the come of spring, new OS versions and more knowledge about Linux, I think time has come to make another tutorial about how to setup a small…
Naming variables has always been a source of debates around developers. The general idea is that you should pick a name as short as possible, but long enough…
As my adventure with using Linux goes on and on, I am learning about advantages and disadvantages of distributions, desktop environments and window managers. Mainly for curiosity and…
For the old hardware, I would much rather find new ways to use it, rather than just throwing it away. The Alpine Linux is a non-comercial distribution known…