Published · November 28, 2024
GOTTA GO FAST!
Back in 2005, one of my computer science teachers told us that most students abandon a page if it takes more than 12 seconds to load...
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Notes on frontend, productivity, and whatever I'm learning that week.
Published · May 15, 2024
Optimizing your workday: creating commands
When we start on a project, we often have to spin up several repos, Docker, databases, and more—and it gets tedious typing commands and opening terminal tabs.
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Why suffer with testing?
Today I want to share my experience with Cypress — how I discovered it and how I ended up spending almost a year doing automated testing.
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Read →Published · February 24, 2022
Laburanding: how to work for companies abroad
This talk idea comes partly from my experience working remotely with a company abroad, and from comments and advice that came up in dailies and chats with friends and colleagues.
BeginnersProductivityCareerSpanish
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English in interviews? Look here 👇
A short post to understand what the English levels listed in IT job postings actually mean.
BeginnersProgrammingCareerSpanish
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HACKTOBERFEST 2022
October begins and all you'll hear is "Hacktoberfest"—but... what is it?
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Intro Git and github 💻
What are Git and GitHub? Git is a distributed version control system used by software developers who contribute to the same project or software.
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How to mess up with Git without breaking production
We've all pushed a commit we shouldn't have, broken everything, and panicked. Luckily, Git lets us fix those mistakes and roll back to when everything worked.
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GitHub for Open Source
Git and GitHub play an important role—not only for open source software but also in the day-to-day life of developers and companies.
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