I'm Dealing with Imposter Syndrome and Stress

Here’s how I’m facing up to Imposter syndrome, so I don’t one day run screaming from the building. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Rise of Microsoft Visual Studio Code

Exploring the rise of VS Code's popularity. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Introducing Dank Neon, a new open source code theme

a danker, more neon theme for everywhere you write code | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Best engineering practices: how to fix a bug?

The important thing is: how do you respond to the bugs you and other people have created? What do you do to prevent them from happening in the future? How do you even know that this buggy situation even exist? | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Another Lists: Systematic and Structured Guide to Galaxy

Awesome Lists: Systematic & Structured Guide to GalaxyCopyright... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Building Python Data Science Container Using Docker – DEV Community ‍‍

Build a Python Data Science Container to run your cool data science applications. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Styling Form with Different States and Storybook

There are a lot of different and efficient ways how to improve web app development speed while implementing and testing new features. One of them is to be able to reuse UI components. To develop UI elements in isolation and then apply them to the project, I have tried and learned … | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Keep learning, should you invest your own time?

Every sprint our team dedicates some time to learning together, today we watche... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Firefox Multi-Account Containers are awesome

Firefox Multi-Account Containers are awesome and what you need | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

25 years of coding, and I'm just beginning

I've come to a conclusion that I have nothing to show for my 25 years of coding. I am ready to begin and I have a plan. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Are software titles inflating during the years?

I have heard a lot of rants about inflation of terms like "junior", "middle", and "senior" developers. So, I have decided to conduct a small and simple case study on these titles for the last 20 years. I would also like to invite you to express your opinion in the comments. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to Try Kotlin in Java Back End Codebase Without Risk

Do you want to try Kotlin on the real backend project but couldn’t yet? Learn how you can try it out right now on existing Java code base, quickly, and without any risks! | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Composition patterns in real world React – DEV Community ‍‍

View history of React from the lens of composition. Deep dive into understanding how everything in React revolves around composition. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

From Rails to Elixir: Safe Rewrites with NOOP Deployments

System rewrites are hard. Mitigate risks by planning carefully and doing it incrementally. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Workflow Automation with Tomtit Task Runner

Small nifty scripts packaged as Perl6 modules | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Productivity Tips for GitHub

A collection of tips and tricks that'll improve your GitHub productivity. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Hunt bugs with Git bisect

How to use git-bisect to search your software history for a bug | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Show HN: Hassle-free GraphQL schema stitching

How to keep data model concerns out of your GraphQL stitching service | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Making a swift macOS password manager for people who hate the cloud

Watch as I make a password manager for macOS this month | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Kotlin: How Can Programming Language Be So Young and So Mature at the Same Time?

In this article, we’re going to explore why young programming languages with modern features can’t be adopted quickly. Additionally, we’re going to take a look at one exceptional example that got specific parameters right to be both young, modern and mature, just ready for adopti … | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Harnessing the Power of Bootstrap in React with Reactstrap

Nowadays there are a lot of UI frameworks for React like Bootstrap, UIKit, Semantic UI and so on. Depending on the project complexity and requirements, you decide which front-end framework would be used because the main reason is to ease your development process. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Building AWS Lambdas Using Ruby and Serverless Framework

Have you started to code your own Lambda functions in Ruby? If you have, you may have faced some issues tackled in this post. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Use the Full Power of Your Brain to Be a Better Developer

3 simple steps to use the full potential of your brain without any pills 😉 | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

What should production CSS look like? Share your layout-to-web workflow

How does I write good CSS? | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Test Socket.io back end in 10sec with Firecamp

Firecamp is a GUI client/debugger for SocketIO, Websocket & Pusher. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Say this five times fast: strace, ptrace, dtrace, dtruss

I explore the difference between strace and dtrace, learn about ptrace, and dive into the world of tracers. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Basics of multithreading in C

Multithreading is easier than you think | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Extracting “user profiles” out of your permissions system

How to think about a role-based activity check permissions system | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

I'm Joseph Jacks, founder and general partner of OSS Capital, ask me anything

I founded OSS Capital, a venture capital firm which invests exclusively in comm... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Vue.js is omakase

Taking a page of the Rails cookbook, Vue.js manages to provide a great developer experience for those looking to hit the ground running and other wishing to customize their setup. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

The difference between “binary” and “text” files

Exploring the difference between "binary" and "text" files. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Smart Time Management and Productivity Guide via Weekly Reviews

As we all know being a competent software developer or engineer means continuously learning throughout your career. It’s great! That makes this profession exciting and allows to escape everyday routine at work. In fact, it’s not a job anymore - it’s a lifestyle 👩‍💻 … | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Simple way to do code splitting for Redux

The simple way to code splitting for Redux | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

10 Tools to Power Up Your Command Line

A showcase of some of the best command line tools I've discovered in recent years. If you ever use the command line, you'll probably find that at least one item on this page will make your life easier. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Seven reasons to learn Vue.js in 2019

This post describes a bunch of reasons why developers might enjoy choosing Vue.js as the next JavaScript framework to learn in the coming year. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Why the heck is everyone talking about WebAssembly?

I explore the what, how, why, and why not of WebAssembly. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

I'm a Google Code-In 2018 Finalist – I Need Help

I'm Going Totally To-The-PointI'm a Google Code-in Finalist of this year and ... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Src//styled.js – stairway to Styled-Component's CSS-in-JS heaven

Take a deep dive into the practical entry file to the Styled-Components library. The src/../styled.js file works hard to provide you an API that's tons of fun to work with. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to debug Node.js in a Docker container

More and more teams are moving their development environments to Docker contain... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

An AssemblyScript Primer (for TypeScript Developers)

A quick dive into AssemblyScript and how to use it. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

OAuth Like a BOSS

Once And For All | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Thank u, next: an introduction to linked lists

hope this post teaches you love for linked lists | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Enabling Dark Mode on Websites Based on Surrounding Light

Switching between dark mode and normal mode on a web app based on the illuminant light around you. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Sharing your apps with the world for 5$

Getting an actual Raspberry Pi based server up and running. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Post from past year: Access deeply nested JSON data using Go

Querying JSON document using gojsonq package | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Repo-lister, a simple way to get an overview of repositories – DEV Community ‍‍

There was a point some years ago when I realized I didn't quite know what state my repositories were in. Exactly which ones had failing build-badges? Was there a pull-request I’d left unmerged somewhere? Didn’t I forget to set a description in one of the repos? Thus was born repo … | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

A brief history of Web APIs

A quick summary of Web APIs, both prior to and subsequent to the REST revolution | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

P″ – The original Brainf*ck and mother of the Turing tarpits

A look at the P″ esoteric programming language and it's relation to Brainf*ck | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago