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Securing git commits on Windows 10 and WSL2

Securing git commits on Windows 10 and WSL2

Anderson Guimarães Mouraby Anderson Guimarães MouraApril 27, 2022July 4, 2023

Git-based platforms such as Github and Gitlab are probably the most common code management tools out there. Therefore, securing your access to whatever codebase you …

First steps through the Flutter framework

Moises Alonsoby Moises AlonsoApril 20, 2022

If you are somewhat familiar with mobile development, you have probably heard about Flutter, an open-source framework developed and maintained by Google for building natively …

Using Docker to instantiate local databases A minimalist guide on the Docker way of setting up local databases

Using Docker to instantiate local databases

A minimalist guide on the Docker way of setting up local databases

Pedro Ramosby Pedro RamosApril 13, 2022October 17, 2023

From tutorials to enterprise-level software, knowing how to set up a local database instance is a mandatory skill. You’ve probably had to go through tons …

An approach to routing testing in React

An approach to routing testing in React

Leonardo Gabrielby Leonardo GabrielApril 7, 2022May 29, 2023

In React applications, there are many ways for testing routing behavior in our components. You might find solutions on the internet, but they probably will …

CodeTips#3: How Specificity works in CSS

CodeTips#3: How Specificity works in CSS

Matheus Hahnby Matheus HahnMarch 30, 2022September 4, 2024

When working on web apps, at some point, you will need to overwrite styles from components to which you have no access to the CSS …

CodeTips#2: Clean code in JavaScript A beginner's approach

CodeTips#2: Clean code in JavaScript

A beginner's approach

Rafael Pierriby Rafael PierriMarch 23, 2022September 4, 2024

INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION I believe the comic strip above sums it well: You write clean code mainly to understand yourself in the future. Not only that, …

A beginner’s personal journey into automated tests

A beginner’s personal journey into automated tests

Felipe Teixeiraby Felipe TeixeiraMarch 16, 2022April 11, 2024

Like many engineers, I landed into coding kind of by accident. I was programming alone and unsupervised for a decade and my work was mostly …

How to Easily Deploy Your Web App to Firebase Hosting

Getting to know Firebase Hosting

Edy Silvaby Edy SilvaMarch 9, 2022

There are different stages in application development. Some of these stages are nicer than others, and some are necessary, like deployment. The deployment stage might …

CodeTips#1: Exploring Hashes in Ruby

CodeTips#1: Exploring Hashes in Ruby

Luan Gonçalvesby Luan GonçalvesFebruary 23, 2022September 4, 2024

Hello, fellow readers! Before we can jump right in, we have an announcement! There is a new series of posts here in the blog: CodeTips! …

5 Truths About Tailwind CSS

Iago Dahlem Lorensiniby Iago Dahlem LorensiniFebruary 2, 2022April 11, 2024

Recently, I had the opportunity to work with Tailwind CSS. At first, I was not really happy about it. I knew I had to start …

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