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Amazing Holidays
It’s great to take a break.
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Run Pasted Multiline Backslash-Escaped Shell Commands in Nushell
As a Nushell user, I often get frustrated when copy-pasting commands from a website into my terminal.
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How I Use JuJutsu Revisions to Plan My Work Ahead
JuJutsu is a distributed version control system that allows you to manage your codebase and collaborate with others.
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Nujutsu Custom Jujutsu Commands in Nushell (With a Neovim Twist)
I use Nushell as my main shell.
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My Dream Ide Does Not Exist
Emacs is my main IDE.
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How I Use Mise to Harmonize My Project Commands
Like most developers, I hop from one project to another daily.
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Daily Notes - A Different Approach to Blogging
I love writing.
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I Am Not a Robot
I have a confession to make: I am not a robot.
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Directory-based git config rules
Like most devs, I use Git both for personal and work stuff, but I need to use distinct user details in each case to sign-off my commits.
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This Blog Does Not Track You (But You Are Invited to Track It)
This is just a quick note to tell you that this blog does not track you at all.
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Make Your Vcs Fly With Jujutsu
I like to try things out.
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Disconnected: One Day Working Without the Internet
When I got up this morning, I quickly realized that my landline was out of service.
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Opening the Mind of a Thinking Agent
My brain is a dumpster tonight.
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Zed Turtle Extension
I have just released the first version of a Zed extension for the Turtle format.
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Set up Ghost with Podman on a VPS
I recently moved this website / blog from Jekyll to Ghost, just to try it out after hearing quite a lot of nice buzz about it lately.
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An introduction to Barley, the fast model serializer
The story The company I used to work for had an ageing API in v1 that was very poorly designed and slow in its implementation.
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Working For Your Manager’s Success
As software developers, we are constantly tasked with estimating the time it will take to complete tasks or deliver a feature.
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From Chaos to Clarity: My Journey with ADHD, TickTick, and PARA
I have ADHD.
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Track and debug your ActiveRecord SQL queries with annotations
I recently discovered a handy feature introduced in Rails 6.
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Ruby Best Practices - Method Arguments
To write readable and maintainable code, follow a few simple rules about argument ordering.
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Love your error messages as thyself
Learn to hate, then love error messages.
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Writing code for your future self
We all write bad code.
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Lessons learned after migrating from Heroku to a kubernetes cluster
Part of the mission I was given when I arrived at my now workplace was the complete migration of our rails hosting from a Heroku service to a kubernetes solution.
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Chaining conditions in regular expressions
I recently had to make a semi-complex check on a string to validate it.
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An alternative to the ActiveRecord after_initialize callbacks
I was playing with dynamic nested forms with Stimulus today and I stumbled upon a void left by Rails' ActiveRecord callbacks.
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A Leap Into the Unknown
As I mentioned in a previous post, I’ve started the journey of a career change.
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Prevent Devise from sending confirmation emails
I am about to release a huge rails project I have been working on for quite a while.
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Genesis of a Career Change
"It’s about time!"
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First, I drink the coffee...
…Then, I do the things.