Written articles to go along with my videos
When it comes to my content, I often create videos that can be somewhat deep technical guides. Whilst these videos can contain a lot of information within, it can sometimes be difficult to follow along with. So, I decided to go ahead and create a simple tool that makes use of A.I. in order to solve this issue for me.
Unlock the full potential of your coding workflow with a modern, minimal Tmux setup that transforms your terminal experience. Discover essential configurations to enhance productivity, manage terminal sessions seamlessly, and prevent data loss, making your coding environment truly zen.
Since Go 1.22 was released, the net/http package now has everything you need in order to perform advanced HTTP routing.
In the modern era of application deployment, most solutions cater towards serverless deployments. However, I still personally prefer to use a VPS as it allows me full control over my environment and any costs I might incur. But, how difficult is it to set one up as Production Ready? Well, as it turns out, it's not as difficult as one might think.
Whilst Homebrew is the most popular package manager for macOS, it's not my personal favorite. Instead, I much prefer to use a package manager that feels closer to working on Linux, allowing you true software autonomy when it comes to working on a MacBook Pro. That package manager is, Nix, which provides a few key benefits when working on macOS.
There are many different ways to set up a homelab, but this one has to be my most favorite way so far. Not only does it teach you how to use Kubernetes through the fantastic K3s, but it also allows you to set it up using the wonderful NixOS.