Tamerlan Gudabayev

Revamped my Blog

Revamped my Blog I felt like my blog looked a bit basic so I bought this awesome ghost theme called

30 Mar

How to overcome writer's block as a developer blogger?

This year, I decided to solidify my writing habit by publishing an article every week. It went well for the

04 Mar

Introduction to GitOps Practices with ArgoCD

It's 2024 and being a developer is as hard as ever. You're not only expected to

26 Feb

Crossplane for Beginners using the Kubernetes Provider

I recently had the pleasure of working with Crossplane, and it was a bit difficult initially. As I'm

19 Feb

How I manage my dotfiles using GNU Stow

I have a lot of dotfiles. I have dotfiles for my: * terminal (kitty), * zsh, * amethyst, * tmux, * And let's

12 Feb

How to Build a Language Server with Go

In my last article, we learned how the Language Server Protocol (LSP) standardizes the communication between code editors and language

05 Feb

A Simple Introduction to the Language Server Protocol

Code editors were trash back in the day. (If you compare them to tools nowadays) Some editors were built for

29 Jan

Simplify Kubernetes Manifests using Kustomize

Writing Kubernetes manifests can be a huge bore. You have so much stuff to write, and there's a

22 Jan

A Simple Guide to Terraform Modules

In the second part of our series on Terraform, we will be discussing how to create abstractions over our Terraform

15 Jan

I've been using Neovim for the past six months. Here's what I learned

I've used Neovim as my primary IDE for the past six months. But keep in mind that I&

08 Jan

Reflections from 2023: Lessons for the future

I recently turned 24 on the 23rd of December 2023. I felt very empty. I felt lost. I felt a

01 Jan

Setting Up Copilot in Neovim with Sane Settings

I've been using Copilot with Neovim for quite some time. However, integrating this tool effectively wasn't

25 Dec

An Introduction to Infrastructure as Code with Terraform

Imagine this, it's a Tuesday, you've just finished developing a feature, it passed all the checks,

18 Dec

I’ve been indie hacking for a few months. Here’s what I learned.

Ever since I've started to lurk on Twitter, I've been introduced to the world of indie

11 Dec

The Specialization Trap: The Number 1 Mistake Developers Make

I've never specialized in one field. I've worked with frontend, backend, DevOps, and a bit of

17 Sep

An Introduction to Internal Developer Platforms

These days, developers have a lot of cognitive load. You’re not just writing code, you’re playing around with

16 Sep