As developers, we want to write code that works, is readable, efficient, concise, and if possible, reusable. When a lot of us think of clean code, we probably fall into the trap of thinking that less code is better code. While this is often the case, it’s not always so.
Daily Archives: July 25, 2020
Every day, we perform hundreds of small tasks. On their own, they don’t take much time. But they can add up, especially if you consider that time for a whole year. But we’re technologists and it’s 2020. How can we use tools like Zapier to make robots do these things for us?
Git bisect is a fantastic tool that can help make debugging a breeze. But very few people use it actively. In this quick article, I will showcase how git bisect can easily point out the where your bugs lie. But first, lets talk about… Delta debuggingDelta debugging is the process
We live in an era where storage is becoming cheaper everyday. We can just send everything to the cloud and pay almost nothing. So why would we need to worry about deleting Docker images? First of all, there are still some mission critical workloads that can’t be moved to the
Component libraries are all the rage these days. They make it easy to maintain a consistent look and feel across an application. I’ve used a variety of different libraries in my career so far, but using a library is very different than knowing exactly what goes into making one. I