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cli
linux

How to create bootable linux USB flash drive via CLI?

This post will show how to create a bootable Linux USB flash drive from the terminal and using just a dd command. It's required that you have downloaded an ISO of your choice, I'm going to use Fedora Workstation 32 ISO as an example. In my case it…

May 21st 2020
1 minute to read
csharp
dotnetcore

How to share files between multiple projects in .Net Core?

This post is about a small tip I discovered when I created a project with unit and integration tests. In that project, I used some files to test a service functionality, so I had to come up with a solution on how to share files between multiple…

Apr 25th 2020
1 minute to read
automation

Creating CLI tool in Python - part 4

In a previous post, I added an image option to blog command, did some refactoring and added some unit tests. I this post I'm going to do some more refactoring, to come up with a better project structure, add additional tasks and try to get it all…

Nov 25th 2019
1 minute to read
automation

Creating CLI tool in Python - part 3

In the previous post, I created the first command for an assistant called blog and added an argument title to it. Title argument is validated and most of the business logic is covered with unit tests. In this post, I'm going to create a new argument…

Nov 14th 2019
3 minutes to read
automation

Creating CLI tool in Python - part 2

In the previous post, I started to create a CLI tool to automate some of my blog post workflow. I managed to set-up a new project and make a CLI tool to print "Hello World!". In this post I'm going to add the first command to the CLI tool, called…

Nov 4th 2019
3 minutes to read
automation

Creating CLI tool in Python - part 1

This is the first post of automation series, I will create multiple posts about how to automate tasks using the CLI tool. All the resources and software used are linked under the blog post "Resources available" section. In this post, I'm going to set…

Oct 28th 2019
1 minute to read
web tech
weekend project

Getting started with React.js

It's holidays and I'm having a mini vacation. What else to-do on holidays than educate yourself. First I was thinking to create a separated section for this topic because it's huge. Here is a lot of to cover, and a lot of to learn. But then I just…

Dec 30th 2017
2 minutes to read
in depth

Common Language Runtime

The Common Language Runtime (CLR) is basically an application that manages the execution of .NET programs. It's made by Microsoft as a solution of following problems that existed in the software development world in early days. One of the biggest…

Aug 19th 2017
1 minute to read
blogging

Turn your weakness into strength

At the beginning of this year, we had kind of funny situation in a company where I worked before. We were developing a portal and there needed to be done some Javascript development. And somehow, we had managed to get all people into team without…

Aug 3rd 2017
2 minutes to read
web tech
weekend project

Vagrant up and running

Haven't blogged awhile now, but still trying to push on and get this into my weekly routine. Meanwhile, I have changed company where I worked - joined with startup Tebo. Right now trying to catch up what they have made those years when I was not…

Apr 12th 2017
3 minutes to read
web tech
weekend project

Introtuction to Node.js

This week I have been really busy, It's been a real challenge to get this post out. I haven't manage to get some buffer between my writing and releasing posts, but I definitely will do this in near future. This post will be about Node.js, simply…

Apr 5th 2017
2 minutes to read
web tech
weekend project

Less

I'm testing new study flow, the plan is to push myself to next level and expand my toolbox. So, I'm searching new web development technologies and trying to use them and figure out what problem they solve. I try to do this in every weekend, so this…

Feb 24th 2017
1 minute to read
blogging

Meta-work overdose

Recently I have been thinking about productivity and why is it so, that often when I do something, I'm not happy with a result. I feel like I shouldn't spend so much time on some issue, task. That feeling led me to do some research about workflows…

Feb 17th 2017
2 minutes to read
oop

Classes

Classes also known as types are like building blocks of our application. Classes combine related variables, functions (methods) and events together. A Class is like a blueprint. It describes data and behavior of an object. So how to declare a class…

Jan 1st 2017
1 minute to read
oop

Namespaces

First, I would like to tell you how enthused I am about Udemy – and yes it’s not sponsored blog post. If you don’t know what’s Udemy then pause reading my post and go check it out. I finished my studies in June and from there started self-learning…

Jul 8th 2016
1 minute to read
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