Lucas Schiavini - Lucas Schiavini (Page 2)

indiehacking

cost of ignorance

build your own thing

philosophy

Multipotentialites, Chronic Hobbyism, Creative Envy and the Will to be Great at Something

This is not an essay for the ones who are completely fulfilled by what they do daily. This is for those who have that dog in them but don't know where to unleash it.

android

Android is Filled with Bad Decisions

I hate to give it to iOS, but they are much simpler to develop apps for. Especially if you need to do complex things. We just want to disable our music if the user is playing their own music. How hard can it be? iOS: Sure no problem, call [AudioManager

philosophy

What Happens Before You Die?

Steve Jobs used to have this exercise, everyday he would look in the mirror and ask himself...

javascript

No QueryClient set, use QueryClientProvider to set one [Fix]

The Biggo answer

writing

Why I Write ✍️

why to write

indiehacking

Things are Going Great

Let's see how much we've grown!

horror

Ocean God

A day at the beach.

software

Learnings during 5 Years as a Software Engineer

Some things I learned along the way so far. General Knowledge * You don't code for yourself, you code for future developers that don't live inside your head. Write Clean Code. * Automate manual tasks when possible. Every time you spend doing a manual task you introduce possible