What is Git? Git is a distributed version control system (DVCS) that helps developers track and manage changes to a project’s files over time. Instead of simply storing data, Git Continue reading Git & GitHub: Theoretical concepts
Transaction Script: Un patrón sencillo para organizar la lógica empresarial Cuando se desarrollan aplicaciones empresariales, uno de los mayores retos es cómo organizar la lógica de negocio. Existen muchas formas Continue reading Transaction Script: Patrón simple para lógica de negocio (Catalog of Patterns of EAA — Martin Fowler)
TL;DR Use Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (a.k.a “nano-banana”) to generate a single figure with exactly four iPhone screens showing a left‑to‑right user journey. A copy‑paste prompt blueprint is included below, Continue reading nano-banana special prompt achieved rapid Mobile UI Mockups
It’s a quiet Sunday morning, and I’m tinkering with my side project. As I look at the service object I’m writing, I catch myself seeing the same pattern… again. # Continue reading Neat trick to Stop Retyping Arguments
TL;DR look at it here: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/ivypuckett/to@v1.0.0 Go is a wonderful language, but I keep writing the same three lines of code over and over again: if err != nil { Continue reading Introducing: A Go package to reduce err boilerplate
Introduction One of the hottest buzzwords in the LLM world right now is the “Thinking Model.” At first glance, the name sounds absurd—“Wait, a model that actually thinks?” Not quite. Continue reading From Word Predictor to Thinking Partner: The Rise of Thinking Models
AI Driven Development Day: Key Insights from Industry Leaders A comprehensive recap of AI Driven Development Day 2025, featuring insights from leading industry experts including Debbie O’Brien, Phil Nash, Justin Continue reading AI Driven Development Day: Key Insights from Industry Leaders
When I’m not on stage presenting or behind a mic recording a podcast, I’m usually in VS Code building JavaScript demos that highlight Heroku’s capabilities and best practices. Backend work Continue reading AI Dev Tools I Use Everyday
☁️ Cloud Functions – Cloud Storage Trigger Google Cloud Functions integrates with Cloud Storage to automatically execute code when objects are created, updated, or deleted. This is powerful for automation, Continue reading Part-47: Trigger a Cloud Function based on the Cloud Storage Events in GCP
What I Built I built Prompt-to-Puzzle, a web application that truly lives up to its name. It turns your imagination into a fully playable ‘Spot the Difference’ game using a Continue reading Prompt-to-Puzzle: Generating Infinite ‘Spot the Difference’ Games with Gemini
🚀 Getting Started with Python: A Beginner’s Guide Python has become one of the most popular programming languages in the world. Whether you’re interested in web development, data science, machine Continue reading 🚀 Getting Started with Python: A Beginner’s Guide
For Atome, a leading financial services platform in Southeast Asia, the ability to approve credit and monitor payments in real time is the backbone of its business. This requires a Continue reading From Weeks to Days: Atome’s Real-Time Feature Engineering with RisingWave
Say goodbye to tedious work and use WorkManager to solve the problem of background work Preface Executing background tasks is a complex part of Android development, requiring numerous considerations. First Continue reading Say goodbye to tedious work and use WorkManager to solve the problem of background work
Last week, I watched our analytics dashboard in horror. 87% of users were abandoning our AI jersey designer during the generation process. The culprit? A spinning loader that lasted 15-20 Continue reading How I Handle 15-Second AI Tasks Without Losing 87% of Users
Today, I had my first experience conducting a review of someone else’s open source project. I chose to review repo-snapshot,(https://github.com/slyang08/repo-snapshot) a CLI tool that packages repository structure and file contents Continue reading My First Open Source Code Review Experience
