The other day, I raised through Mastodon what I call «the problem of microposting» and tried to find a solution that could cover my use case minimally. Microposting is a brief and agile way of publishing “stuff” easily and with minimal friction.
I’ve talked before about how much I love the form factor, versatility, portability, and battery life of the iPad. It’s by far the gadget I enjoy the most. Even for development, even when working remotely, it’s ideal as long as you don’t rely too much on developer tools.
As I sit down to write this post in 2024, I can’t help but acknowledge the fact that my blog has remained silent for far too long. It’s not for lack of things happening, but maybe because the everyday hustle and bustle have swallowed up my creative energy (or whatever is being called nowadays).
Sometimes, all you want is a simple and rapid method to review all the changes made across different branches, in a format you can easily edit. This is particularly useful for quickly assessing which tests need to be added when working on a new branch.
I believe some experiences are too unique not to be shared, and today’s one with my computer due to the scorching heat in my city is definitely one of them. Brace yourselves for a quirky yet somewhat educational story: Using your freezer to give your laptop a 60% power boost.
Have you ever considered using an iPad for coding? While an iPad may not be the most obvious choice for developers, it can serve as a valuable complement to your main development setup, thanks to its long battery life, portability, and superb keyboard.
I don’t know where to start this whole story from. As a preface, I must acknowledge that my primary experience years ago has been in Python development, utilizing tools such as pip for package management, a framework for organization, and virtualenv for environment management.
This past weekend was one for the books! My wife and I took our children on their first trip to the snow and it was an absolute blast. We live about an hour away from the nearest “snow spot”, so it was a short but sweet trip.
If you ask me, I enjoy starting a new project, that fresh feeling during the first steps is usually becoming into a not-so-fresh thing with time. Life is so :).
My wife and I have been used to camping since a long time ago, just put the tent and a couple of sleeping bags in the trunk of the car and drive to somewhere with a beach.