Every 2 years or so, for work or personal purposes, I invariably end up setting up a MacBook. As a developer, setting up my macOS for development is an exciting journey that enhances my productivity. I start by ensuring my system is up to date and then install essential tools like Homebrew, Node.js, and my […]
Read More →Surprisingly SVN is still the commonly used version control system out there with some enterprises. However this should not hamper the developer from using all the cool features and workflows that GIT provides. GIT comes with built in support to migrate a svn repository to GIT and even better, it allows you to work with […]
Read More →Microsoft Launches Visual Studio Code, A Free Cross-Platform Code Editor For OS X, Linux And Windows. The editor features all of the standard tools you would expect from a modern code editor, including syntax highlighting, customizable keyboard bindings, bracket matching and snippets. It also works with Git out of the box. Visual Studio Code offers […]
Read More →Finding something to learn is just a google(whatever search engine of ur choice)search away. However you do not want to spend time weeding out the bad ones and selecting which ones to learn from. Hackr.io is a simple website which takes out this pain of discovering good resources to learn programming languages. It is a […]
Read More →Being a developer it helps looking @ others code. It also helps when other devs comment on your code. Social coding has caught up big time and GitHub is at the epicenter of this action. This blog post is not about how to use GitHub or GitPages, but more on how easily you can reach […]
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