Build Your Own Git Hosting Service
We can create our own remote repository service by setting up and hosting to our own server. It works just like popular services such as GitHub or Bitbucket.
Unlocking the Power of teeing in Java Streams for Parallel Processing
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you need to perform two operations on the same stream of data, but you don’t want to iterate through the data twice? Maybe you’re thinking, “I’ll need to loop over the collection once for this calculation, and again for that calculation.” That sounds like extra work, […]
Exploring Different Types of Matchers in Jest for React Testing
Exploring Different Types of Matchers in Jest for React Testing
A Practical Approach to Test-Driven Development: Beyond Red, Green, Refactor
A deep dive and focus on the practical application on how to actually apply TDD in real-world development.
Code Craft: Lessons from the Pragmatic Programmer
The book ‘The Pragmatic Programmer’ by David Thomas and Andrew Hunt doesn’t just teach you how to code; it teaches you how to think like a software craftsperson. It cuts through technological noise to reveal the core principles that truly make software exceptional.
Mastering Code Through Katas: A Developer’s Training Ground
If you’ve been around software development for a while, you’ve probably heard the term kata thrown around. No, we’re not talking about karate—but the principles are surprisingly similar. In programming, a kata is a coding exercise designed to improve your skills through repetition and refinement. But what exactly makes it valuable in software development, and […]
Dynamic Translations in Rails: Why Constants Can’t Adapt to Locale Changes and How to Fix It?
In math and science a particular number or value that does not change is called a constant. In programming too, a constant typically represents a value that doesn’t change — a number, string, or any data type that remains the same throughout the application’s runtime. But what if you need to assign a dynamic, changing […]
Conquer nil: Clean Up Your Rails Code with the Fear Gem
Ever found yourself drowning in a sea of nil checks? Or perhaps you’ve built a fortress of begin/rescue blocks just to handle potential errors? If you’re nodding along, you’re not alone. Ruby developers often find themselves writing defensive code: checking for nil values, handling edge cases, and wrestling with error management. It’s like walking on […]
Everything is an Object in Ruby: Even Classes
Everything is an Object in Ruby: Even Classes
Extreme Ownership: The Catalyst for Achieving Professional Excellence
Extreme Ownership: The Catalyst for Achieving Professional Excellence