dailydispatch
Daily Dispatch 29 - Some of the Things I did last week
This is my last week in a short post.
dailydispatch
This is my last week in a short post.
blackswam
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
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
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,
development
I recently started changing the project’s API client from Retrofit to Ktor. And it’s been a delight. As a reference here’s the before and after code. class MoviesAPIService { private val API_KEY_MOVIEDB = "It's Mine You can't have it" private val
Apps
One awesome way to test APIs is Postman, but I just recently found out about another one that runs on the browser. Hoppscotch used to be called Postwoman. I’ve been trying to set up a simple mobile app using this The Movie Database api. I switched projects to test
bitcoin
So a lot of people asked me what I thought about NFTs and what the hell is this blockchain crap. So let’s break it down by parts. Blockchain Blockchain is a way to store data. Just like you store your data on your hard drive. Or Facebook stores your
development
I’m proud to present to you a new way to develop Software. eXtreme Go Horse Presented by ” http://sou.gohorseprocess.com.br/ “ 1- If you have to think about it, it is not XGH. XGH doesn’t think, it does the first thing that comes to mind. There is
development
Here’s what I think will bring me to the next level and kill my impostor syndrome. * Do projects that I’m interested in * Coding challenges * Freelance work In that order. Learn as needed.
development
I decided to give those technologies a go, since I worked mostly on front end and mobile dev, I thought it would be interesting to learn a bit of the backend. First problems occurred because I work on a Windows machine, using WSL 2 to use Ubuntu. So I had
development
Hello guys, galss, and whomever is reading. I’ve been new to the tech industry, but I’m gonna share the little bits I know on how to start working in Tech. So first things first… You need a Foundation What does a foundation in Tech look like? I’ll
development
How prepared are you to launch the MVP? I’m gonna use this blog to take some notes from contents I need to learn right now. MVP * Get the project as fast as you can to test the market. * The idea must be flexible, because sometimes what you wanna build