Playing with LEDs on Arduino
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Introduction LEDs are probably the best thing that ever happened in electronics, they go...
Basic Soldering: an illustrated guide
Posted 3 years ago in
The breadboard is a good place to get started with basic electronics, but there will come a moment...
Is generalization killing creativity in the software industry?
Posted 3 years ago in
As software gets more and more integrated into our lives, the industrialization of its crafting process becomes inevitable. But the over-generalization of software engineering can be crushing the creative side of programming.
How To Set Up WordPress with MySQL on Kubernetes Using Helm
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Introduction As more developers work within distributed environments, tools like Kubernete...
Putting Together a Budget Inventor's Kit
Posted 3 years ago in
Unlike good’ol software, working with hardware means dealing with actual physical stuff. You’ll need...
A Primer on Basic Electronics and Circuits
Posted 3 years ago in
This guide is a primer on basic electronics, targeted at developers alike who would like to experiment with Arduino and other prototyping platforms but don't know exactly where to start.
Thoughts on legacy code, diversity and inclusion
Posted 3 years ago in
TLDR; If you're still dropping snarky commentaries about PHP on Twitter, just grow up already.
Creativity is the Pipeline
Posted 3 years ago in
Life is just much better with creativity.
Finding Hosts on Ansible Inventories
Posted 3 years ago in
I tend to work with a bunch of different servers when writing and testing tutorials. Even though I...
The Art of Programming
Posted 3 years ago in
One of the most consolidated misconceptions about programming, since the early days, is the idea that such activity is purely technical, completely exact in nature, like Math and Physics. Computation is exact, but programming is not.