Why I Care about the Semantic Web

Sometimes we as developers can get caught up in the aesthetics of semantic HTML tags, how clean the HTML and CSS becomes. But we need to remember that semantic tags are not primarily about improving code readability. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Testing Infrastructure with Test Kitchen and Chef

Learn how to test infrastructure with Test Kitchen, Chef, and InSpec on Azure. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Refactoring the Worst Code I’ve Ever Written

I explain the pros and cons of 3 different approaches to refactoring code from my very first project. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

What You Can Do with the WebAssembly Package Manager

WebAssembly Package Manager is here, with WebAssembly's killer app: Nyancat coloring in your terminal! | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Understanding Expo for React Native

Understanding Expo for React Native | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Regex Cheat Sheet

A high-level overview of Regex | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Publishing Websites from Home

How to publish content from a home computer | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Docker for Beginning

Follow me on Twitter, happy to take your suggestions on topics or improvement... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

What is the best time to post on dev.to? a data-backed answer

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@dev.to | 5 years ago

HTML Elements You Didn't Know You Needed

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@dev.to | 5 years ago

Learn by Contributing

How to use open source projects to improve software development skills. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Show HN: A chrome extension to help you feel good about your GitHub profile

Github Feel Good is a chrome extension which helps you feel good about your git... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

How to Get Any Job You Want – A Guide to Employability Skills

Free 34,000 word blogpost on everything you want to know about careers | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Git Commands You May Not Know

Using [Git](https://git-scm.com/) may be intimidating at times. There are so many commands and details to learn. The [documentation](https://git-scm.com/docs), however, while being immense, is still greatly accessible. Once you overcome the initial feeling of being overwhelmed, t … | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

What It Means to Be a Site Reliability Engineer

What it means to be a Site Reliability Engineer at Kenna Security. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Fc-whiteboard: Remote whiteboard drawing and sharing in live or replay mode

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@dev.to | 5 years ago

How to Be a Mentor

Is being a mentor that important? How can you get started if it is important? | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

How to Write a GitHub Readme

I read through the earliest README I could find. Written in 1975 by William J. ... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Using Kafka Event Messages with Legacy Systems

An example of Kafka streaming for web applications. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

You can change the world by learning Algorithms

As a developer, you have the power to change the world! You can write programs ... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

ReasonML with React Hooks Tutorial–Building a Pomodoro Timer

Learn Reason React by building a Pomodoro Timer with React hooks | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Things No One Tells You About Going to a Coding BootCamp

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@dev.to | 5 years ago

The Great Migration: From SQL Server to AWS Aurora

Over the last nine months I've been leading a project to migrate 60 Data Analyst users and all their objects from a legacy SQL Server database to a fit for purpose, scalable AWS Aurora database. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Switched careers to Software Engineering in my late 30s while nursing a newborn

After freelancing part-time as a Wordpress implementer (cos I never got into th... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

The Dark Mode of Usability and Accessibility

I saw an interesting thread by Laurie Voss where he takes issue with the univer... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

My First Experience Attending TC39

Sharing everything about my experience as a first-time attendee at a TC39 meeting | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Developer Tools you need to check out

Five amazing web-developer tools that you are not using yet! | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Uploading Your JSON Data to Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB API

Azure April post on uploading data to Cosmos DB | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Dockerize the multi-services application for local development

The handy local development containerization guide, with examples of the Amplifr project dockerization. Getting the services written in Ruby, Node.js, and Golang work together locally with docker networks. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

I took a day off from the internet. Here's how it felt.:-)

I took 24 hours break from the constant internet distraction. Here’s what it felt like. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Create a RESTful API with Rust

The most common pattern for creating APIs is REST. We will discover how we can build an API in Rust which conforms with the REST pattern. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Translating Speech in Real-Time with the Browser and the Cloud

How to use speech-to-text and translation services from the browser and serverlessly broadcast real-time captioning in multiple languages over WebSockets. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

UX Engineering

The Future Of Front-End Development & Building Consistent Products | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Cache Busting a React App

A simple approach to cache busting in a React application | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Lessons Learned Conducting Code Reviews

Advice on improving your team's code review process through better communication and setting standards. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Free Courses to Learn Git and GitHub in Depth

A collection of free online courses to learn Git for beginners | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Epic Development Environment Using Windows Subsystem for Linux (2018)

Web and OSS Development on Windows doesn’t suck anymore! | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

A Dev's Guide to Meditation – Part 4

Why meditation might help you code | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Real World Developer's Problems: API Versioning

In some moment you API would be evolving, and you need to support the features they provide. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Exploratory Analysis on GitHub Data

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@dev.to | 5 years ago

Web Components Q&A

Can we finally use the platform? What are the pros and cons of using Web Components? Let me share you my point of view on this topic. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Show HN: Dynaconf 2.0.0 is out – One code line to manage your settings

The only line of code you need to manage your Python 3 configurations | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

Gate Classes (Software Design Pattern)

I'll show you a technique that's similar to the guard clause pattern but is used in more advanced scenarios. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

What's a design system and why you need one

A design system is a collection of reusable graphical components which connects product teams around a common visual language | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

I Quit My Software Project to Get Healthy

Ever had to quit a good software project because you couldn't be successful in your role? | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

How to speed up Python application startup time

Introduction of Python 3.7's new feature to measure import time | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

SELinux Has a UI Problem

Don't disable SELinux! But then why do so many knowledge base articles, blog posts, and StackOverflow answers recommend doing just that? | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago

How to Create Effective Pull Requests

Pull requests quality is often overlooked. A badly written pull request can not only cause friction when it comes to code reviewing but it will also increase the chance to introduce issues in production. Clean and tidy Pull Requests contribute to a faster pipeline, quicker code r … | Continue reading


@dev.to | 5 years ago