On Coding

It’s time for programmers to push for 100% remote jobs. The “Remote Only Manifesto” is what our profession needs. Now.

Everybody in the IT field knows what goes on with these kind of companies, but seeing this spreading in the news it’s really funny and gives me the chance to write a blog post, which is always nice.

Learn by doing! That’s why I’m writing a little microservice in Golang using Go kit. You should do that too!

When you’re bored, you usually have your best ideas. Today I’ve figured out how to add comments to your package.json file without much hassle.

Gutember looks a bit tricky in the beginning, but I can get used to it, probably.

I’m for sure not a great programmer, but I find myself 100% convinced that the three virtues of great programmer from Larry Wall are the best explanation of what a great programmer is.

A little tutorial on how to start web scraping with puppeteer, the Node.js library which provides a high-level API to control Chrome or Chromium over the DevTools Protocol.

How to find ideas for beer money? Is it all about little problems? Are you the Startup Guy or the Passive Income Hacker. I don’t know who I am, but I want to be the PIH!

I should learn how to make money with a cluster of Raspberry Pi. Looks like it’s really that easy. Or not?

In this article you’ll read some tips and tricks that I use when I work from home. The final trick is to trick your mind in thinking you’re not at home, really.