Learning Go as a Node.js Developer

If you already know how to use a programming language, when learning a new language it is only natural to attempt to draw comparisons. This post is the first in a series, we’ll attempt to

Differences between ‘Terminal’, ‘Console’ and ‘Shell’

A lot of cool concepts can be misunderstanding in the world of Linux. And that opens the door to an incredible knowlege search. But one of the first questions that can cross your mind is

The Open Source is the best way to learn!

As a student (and more if you’re in the tech or software area) you always want to grow, to learn, to earn experience. And this tireless search can be very hard to complete, and it’s

A Very Simple Doctest Example

I’ve only recently heard about Doctest in Python and thought it worth checking out. Simply put, Doctest will test portions of your Python code automatically. The magic of Doctest is that it’s fairly easy to

Back to Basics 103: What are Virtual Environments and Why do you need Them?

Hi There 😀 Now you have powered up yourself with the knowledge of how to install external open-source packages, you can now almost do anything really, but, there is a recommended way to create that

Using VS Code to explore giant log bundles

I recently ran into a peculiar issue after upgrading my vRealize Automation homelab to the new 8.3 release, and the error message displayed in the UI didn’t give me a whole lot of information to

Maven Hello World

Maven is an incredible tool and also a standard in the constructions of projects in Java. One of the principal advantages it has is the dependencies management and that like JUnit and other ones you

Set-up an audio version of your blog articles [Works Automatically]

That’s cool, indeed. Promising. 😀️ But I guess would be more suited to all-text content – like stories or so 😉️… or maybe have it following the scroll of the user so to have the

The Hardest Part is Getting Started

You have no momentum Maybe you are just starting a blog, YouTube channel, Twitter, or a web dev journey with an empty portfolio. Maybe you’re just starting to work on a degree or beginning a

VMware Home Lab on Intel NUC 9

I picked up an Intel NUC 9 Extreme kit a few months back (thanks, VMware!) and have been slowly tinkering with turning it into an extremely capable self-contained home lab environment. I’m pretty happy with

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