Codeminer42’s Engineering Blog
On a calm and peaceful day, you’re working on your project, combobulating, discombobulating… then this email shows up in the contact inbox: From: notthatdhh@example.com To: …
We’ve already spent a lot of time using Git… But another tool is trying to offer enough advantages to justify making the switch. Let’s dig …
Hey fellow Rails developers! Ever found yourself wrestling with complex SQL queries that involve aggregations, subqueries, or needing to join against computed results? Today, we’re …
Orchestrating background tasks (or "jobs," as they are often called) is common in web development. Any application that deals with time-consuming operations, such as sending …
While studying low-level programming and the fundamentals of computation, I stumbled upon Brainfuck, an esoteric programming language. It has only eight commands and is very …
There are a lot of articles out there talking about how great it is to use OTA updates in production, but in this article, I’d …
I’ve seen a lot of traction towards the development and adoption of React Server Components (RSCs) with new frameworks like React Router and Expo having …
On November 23rd, Codeminer42 organized its first Hackathon. The goal was quite simple: to encourage the experimentation of new technologies in problems that are a …
I spent some time trying to elaborate a good introduction for this post. I wanted to start with a great quote or something like that …
The 80-20 rule is empirically observed in many human phenomena and activities and it is no different in programming. By understanding a portion of the …
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