Weekly Challenge 341 Each week Mohammad S. Anwar sends out The Weekly Challenge, a chance for all of us to come up with solutions to two weekly tasks. My solutions Continue reading Weekly Challenge: Reversing my broken keys
Application Deployment on Kubernetes I have successfully completed the deployment of a customized Iron Gallery application on a Kubernetes cluster. This deployment involved setting up a dedicated namespace, two distinct Continue reading 100 Days of DevOps: Day 63
I’m a huge fan of containers. They’re not just a cool buzzword for résumés; they actually save your sanity. And today, I’ll show you how to run goose inside Docker. Continue reading Running Goose in Containers (Without Losing Your Mind)
Hey DEV community 👋 I built an interactive, mobile-friendly menu inspired by qdoba breakfast menu(burritos, bowls, tacos, etc.). I’m sharing it here hoping to get feedback from designers, frontend devs, Continue reading Bringing Digital Flavor: My Qdoba-Style Interactive Menu
Creating client proposals manually can be time-consuming — especially if you receive multiple requests every week. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to automate proposal generation using Google Forms, Continue reading Automating Client Proposal Generation with Google Forms, Sheets, and Apps Script (Step-by-Step Guide)
If you’ve ever wondered how Netflix streams without buffering, how startups launch apps overnight, or how businesses scale to millions of users without owning huge data centers, the answer is Continue reading Introduction to Cloud Computing and AWS
Waxahatchee rolled into the KEXP studio on August 11, 2025, and delivered a raw, heart-on-sleeve take on “Evil Spawn.” Katie Crutchfield led the charge on guitar and vocals, with Eliana Continue reading KEXP: Waxahatchee – Evil Spawn (Live on KEXP)
EATView2 is an offline-first food habit and goal-tracking app designed to help users set, track, and achieve their dietary habit goals. Users can set custom goals, monitor progress with flexible Continue reading I’ve been using this free app to track my food habits and dietary goals—it actually works!
Have you ever thought about turning your iPad into a mini documentation server? With iSH (a Linux shell for iOS) and MkDocs, you can not only build documentation projects right Continue reading Run MkDocs on iPad with iSH and Browse It Locally 🎉
In this post, we will learn about 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF with SQL examples. We’ll start with a denormalized base table and gradually normalize it step by step. Bae Table: Continue reading Understanding Database Normalization (1NF, 2NF, 3NF) with SQL Examples
I’ve been working on a small project recently and noticed something: the build times kept getting slower. Not because the code was growing, but because I was letting my tools Continue reading Why Your Side Project Builds Slow: A Simple Fix
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Introduction For years, photo editing has been dominated by professional tools like Photoshop. While these tools still hold their place, the rise of artificial intelligence in photo editing is changing Continue reading How AI is Changing the Future of Photo Editing
This is my Hacktoberfest Maintainer Spotlight. If you’re looking for a project to hack on this October, check out the fetch-kit org. I’ve been building fetch wrappers for production since Continue reading What Building Open Source Fetch Tools Taught Me – And What They Make Me Wanna Forget
