If you have code on Dropbox, and are annoyed by node_modules sync ups (or just want to avoid syncing certain folders), there's a new way to solve your endless sync problems!
Dropbox has introduced a new attribute you could add to your files/folder to make sure they're ignored!
On Linux, you could simply create the following alias:
Hey Node devs, jealous of Go devs for being able to create single binaries without any dependencies?
Now you can do it too! With pkg - a binary compiler for NodeJS!
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I have been using Chrome for many years now, mostly not really thinking of it as a browser but rather just a thin layer between me and the WWW.
Today I realized something pretty interesting - you can select multiple tabs by holding down the CTRL key and clicking with your mouse! The selected tabs can be moved to another window, or moved around other existing tabs. Until now I have been moving them one-by-one like some animal!
I decided to make a list of 5 lesser known Chrome tricks (ok except CTRL + SHIFT + T).
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This is a story of 3 startups, starting in 3 different ecosystems, with similar solutions for Invoice Financing.
Here we will be looking into their funding rounds to learn about the differences between the startup ecosystems of Zurich, London, and San Francisco. Read More...
In recent months, I've been working more and more with Terraform, deploying to multiple cloud providers and even combining it with Serverless projects (more on that on the next post).
Terraform allows for infrastructure automation in a way Ansible could only dream of doing.
It's incredibly simple, quite predictable, and works seemlessly with all the major cloud providers.
Take a look at Meteoro.
A Pomodoro app built with Meteor.
For those who like to work on their productivity.
If you're into Django, feel free to mess with AgriCatch, the engine I've built for Berlin On Feier (events app) that grew well beyond the app, into a general data aggregation library.
