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&
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
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
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
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
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
Blogging as a Software Engineer: Lessons Learned From 90+ Articles
Writing has single-handedly been the most important skill I’ve ever learned.
But at the beginning, I didn’t think
An Introduction to Site Reliability Engineering
A lot of software engineers forget why their software is successful. (or why it's not).
The #1 reason
How I Stopped Daydreaming and Started Living a More Fulfilling Life
I've always been a daydreamer.
I don't know how common it is with people but I&
Load Balancing 101: How It Works and Why It Matters for Your Platform
Starting this year, I felt out of control of my life.
Things were moving but it all felt a bit
Thoughts on ChatGPT and How I use it
When ChatGPT came out, I used it a lot.
From my job to my writing and fitness.
But then I
How to Set Up NGINX Load Balancing: A Step-by-Step Guide
In the last article, I talked about load balancing in the context of Kubernetes.
This time, we will talk about
Load Balancing in Kubernetes: A Step-by-Step Guide
Load balancing is the process of distributing network traffic equally over a set of resources that support an application.
Modern
Designing Developer Friendly Self-Service Platforms
Imagine that you're a DevOps developer.
Everyone keeps asking you to do something.
"Hey, can you help