programming
How I Would Learn How to Code If I Had To Start All Over Again
Read this so you don't waste time figuring stuff out on your own.
development
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
productivity
My Top 10 Tools to Work Remotely as a Software Engineer
Just my top 10 tools
bugfix
Flutter Notifications Error - explicit value for android:exported when the corresponding component has an intent filter defined.
I love solving errors and then sharing how I did it, so this is when I started using a package for flutter notifications, I got this on my build pipeline. The error error /Users/builder/clone/android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml:15:9-22:20 Error: android:exported needs to
flutter
Missing file libarclite_iphoneos.a in Xcode 14.3 after update flutter and Xcode
This is a weird error to have. You're trying to build a flutter app on an ios device, be it on iPhone or simulator and you get this .a error and it's maddening. This also happens under the name of libarclite_iphonesimulator.a if you'
nestjs
NestJS File Upload Multiple File Type Verification
Simple solution for multiple file validation upon upload with NestJS
javascript
MindBlown by Javascript#1 - tweet
I hate javascript sometimes
organization
Boy Scout Rule - Leave Things Better of than when You Found them 🏕️
Do your bit.
dailydispatch
Daily Dispatch 37 - On Politics and Decentralized Apps
Some thoughts on political ideologies and DApps
dailydispatch
Daily Dispatch 35 - Control Theory Strikes Back
For those of you who don't know it yet, I hold a bachelor's degree in Control and Automation Engineering. Here's what I found to be very useful not only during the course of my degree but in other parts of life as well. The
nginx
This Blog Finally Has a SearchBar and other Ramblings
Took me long enough.
javascript
Javascript Never Fails to Surprise Me
Just the tip of the iceberg of javascript's funny tales
dailydispatch
Daily Dispatch 29 - Some of the Things I did last week
This is my last week in a short post.
blackswam
Daily Dispatch 26 - Black Swam
How do you predict the unpredictable? Some of what I’ve found reading Black Swan (Still haven’t finished it): * What Nassim Nicholas Taleb argues in his book Black Swan is that the first step is to realize which variables you can and can’t predict. Emphasis on the “can’
database
Daily Dispatch #17 - Sore Throat and SQL databases
There’s a reason why we use SQL databases, a 40 year old technology. Relating one data with another is very useful to perform fast search operations (queries) on them. And I’ve found some lovely tech to help model a SQL database. DrawSQL helps you see in a very
development
Daily Dispatch #16 - Vivaldi Blew My Mind
Damn I didn’t know I needed a browser that has vertical tabs, email, calendar sync, feed subscriber and splitting views. And that’s not even half of what it does. It also has two level tabs. AAAAAND session saving. Check it out at their website. On a different note,