Time to Hack

Recently I started working on modernizing one of the microservice dev setup.

React apps are so common these days that if you have not heard of it as a front end developer; it is safe to assume that you are living under a rock.

This is not your everyday scenario.

In the rapidly evolving world of web browsers, keeping an eye on alternatives challenging the status quo is essential.

Hooks took the React application development by storm.

I am leaning more and more towards typed languages, and the presence of TS eases the Frontend Development for me, not just because of type safety but the Documentation via Editor Autocomplete (Intellisense in VSCode).

I have been developing front-end applications for over a decade, and some challenges are common everywhere.

Modern Frontend is similar to good old web development, but with one catch: the page in the browser is as sophisticated as the backend.

Today I wanted to do a deep dive into the Docker Volumes.

Reading has many benefits, but it is a challenging habit.

Recently I came across an application built with the LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) stack.

Building the software package and delivering those packages are two parts of automated software delivery.

Containers are the best way to deliver your software as you are shipping the whole system with needed dependencies.

The design system is a crucial building block in any organizations' holistic impression.

Current web development revolves around responsiveness regarding supporting multiple form factors.