Lessons from releasing a personal project as a commercial product

From bean-counter, to game-developer, to releasing a commercial api | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Programming for Redox OS

This post will dive in on what schemes in Redox OS are and how much easier they can make your code. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Making an animated slider control

Tutorial on how to create a temperature animated slider control | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Understanding Kubernetes through a concrete example – DEV Community ‍‍

Kubernetes from 15,000 feet. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Fixing mistakes with Git

How to roll back accidental changes with git, grouped by what happened and how far the changes ended up | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Latest Android App Development Trends of 2018

The Android is world’s largest mobile OS platform and most probably will st... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to launch Containerum platform for K8s in 5 minutes

How to launch Containerum platform in your Kubernetes cluster | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Sensor Data Processing on AWS Using IoT Core, Kinesis and ElastiCache

In this blog post we want to build a sensor data backend powered by IoT Core, Kinesis, Lambda, ElastiCache, Elastic Beanstalk, and S3. The architecture should be extensible so we can add more functionality later. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Node.js: Clean Architecture Design

Clean Architecture for Node | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Building your first interactive Node JavaScript CLI

In this post, I'll teach you how to build a CLI that asks some questions and creates a file, based on the answers | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

When to Use Git Reset, Git Revert and Git Checkout

Because they perform similar operations, it is easy to mix these commands up. Here are a few guidelines and rules for when each command should and should not be used. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to set up a short feedback loop as a solo coder

Strategies for continuous improvement when you're a freelance developer. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

The Making of a Programming Language: Slate

The first in a series in my journey making the Slate language. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to Study to Become an AWS Certified Professional Solutions Architect

As someone who has obtained both the AWS Solutions Architect and DevOps Profess... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Git bundle

TIL | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Critique My Code: Sudoku Solver in Go

Brief Introduction: I'm Sam, and I'm a young software developer from the UK. My... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

JWT Authentication with Lucky Api

JWT authentication with Lucky Api | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

What are the alternatives to unit tests?

When I was in university, I had a lecturer who didn't like unit tests. He was a... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Coding Concepts – Reflection

Reflection, What you need to know. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Notes on Writing Service Objects – DEV Community ‍‍

Service Objects are probably a single most popular technique for refactoring Ru... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Tips on Creating Reusable Components

Simple ways to improve component reusability | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

3 simple productivity metrics for every software team

We rely on tracking sales at the end of the funnel while hoping that productivity stays the same. And it's only after customers have started to leave us that we look back at the way we work, to understand what went wrong. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Let's talk about sleep

How many hours of sleep do you need? Not the amount you think. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to Use the Excellent Adapter Pattern and Why You Should

The adapter pattern is classified as a structural pattern that allows a piece o... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

I Was Billed for 14k USD on Amazon Web Services

Be sure to use secrets, or environment variables | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Getting Started with AWS: Up and Running with Elastic Beanstalk in Minutes

Create an application, setup the environment, and deploy your code. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

A Glance Through Docusaurus, Docz, and React-Static

a survey of new documentation/static site generators | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to maintain a collection of music albums using Jekyll and GitHub Pages

A tutorial that explains why and how I maintain my list of music albums on my personal website. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

What I have learned from eight years of being a remote developer

What I have learned from eight years of being a remote developer | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How to pick up a new technology in minimal time?

A concept for learning new technologies during office hours | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How do you make time for your dev/tech projects?

QuestionI was about to write a long post about how I'm unable to allow a part... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

The road to senior dev

A few beans of advice for young devs. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Robust resources and materials to boost your programming skills

list of powerful resources, materials, and tutorials in no particular order that will help you improve your programming skills | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

6 Git Aha Moments

When I switched jobs four years ago, I went from using subversion (svn) to usin... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Don't Drink Too Much Reactive Cool Aid

Why Reactive programming is not the silver bullet. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Ever feel like you have “Programming Synesthesia”?

Synesthetes can taste sounds, smell colors or see scents, and research proves ... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

PHP: Return True to Win Writeup

Returntrue.win is a website containing many challenges where you supply the input of a function which needs to return true. This posts covers the solutions to these challenges. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Saying “Hello World” Using Masonite Framework

A pratical guide showing how to get started with The Modern And Developer Centric Python Web Framework. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Fantastic Personal Websites and How to Make Them

Personal websites are becoming nearly as standard as a resume for a prospective software engineer, designer, or product manager -- and for good reason. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Why we need to use HTTP/2

HTTP/2 is the first major upgrade to the HTTP protocol in over 15 years. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Why homogenous dev setups aren't the best idea

Encourage your dev team to have a diverse OS and browser setup to match your userbase. Catch bugs and performance problems before the leave localhost | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

How a Non-Techie Learned to Code from Scratch

My background is in business and apart from being intellectually curious and in... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Technology Must Know When to Say “I Don't Know”

We don't always do a great job of informing users when our programs have lost any grounds for predicting an outcome. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Results of a Study to Understand JavaScript Bugs (and How to Avoid Them)

This article gives the results of study that discovered the most causes of bugs or errors in JavaScript web applications. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Strings Are Evil

Reducing memory allocations from 7.5GB to 32KB | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Understanding the Hierarchy of Competence

In a field where we'll all be learning for the rest of our careers, taking a look at learning itself will always be well worth our time. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

The state of the state: React state management in 2018

There's always been a myriad of ways to manage state in React. Redux has alwa... | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago

Build a Basic CRUD App with Vue.js and Node

This post shows you how to use build a basic CRUD application with Vue.js and Node. You'll also learn how to use Okta's Vue SDK to add authentication using OIDC. | Continue reading


@dev.to | 6 years ago