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A few months ago I looked for a local JWT decoder and didn’t like what I found, so I decided to write a small CLI-based decoder that works fully offline.

Inspired by my last post about rgp and fdp I got the idea to combine both into a more powerful and easier tool called srchr.

Modern terminal programs like fd or rg make it really easy to find stuff, but there’s still room for improvement.

After setting up my new notebook, I wanted to try some games on Steam.

For the first time in my life I bought a PC notebook.

This is a follow-up article to Awesome CLI tools with even more useful CLI tools. btop It’s top on steroids with a beautiful terminal UI.

Well, that escalated quickly.

The classic C-like switch statement is fine, but it has its flaws.

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There are some incredibly useful CLI tools out there.

The builder pattern is a great tool and it’s heavily used in many Java projects and dependencies.

Depending on your country’s keyboard layout writing code can be quite annoying.

In my recent adventures with Rust, I planned to write a REST API with the help of the excellent book “Zero To Production In Rust” from Luca Palmieri.

I always saw myself as a casual user of the terminal.

There are enough videos on YouTube out there to show how awesome the new Macs are, but I want to share my perspective as a software developer.

Apple’s M1 is a very impressive piece of hardware.

Until today posts on webcodr were published via a simple git-based workflow.

My team and I recently decided to use Kotlin for new features in our existing project.

HDMI connections from your Mac to a monitor can be a pain in the ass.

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