My Top 10 Reads of the Month
Have a look at the best articles, posts, projects and stories I’ve found this month. Featured topics: programming, science, security, AI.
Posts by Category
- News 14
- My Projects 6
- Tools 2
- Travel 1
- Resources 1
- My notes 1
- Quickstart 1
- Tutorial 1
- Projects 1
- Blog 1
- Personal 1
News
My Top 10 Reads of the Month
Have a look at the best articles, posts, projects and stories I’ve found this month. Featured topics: programming, security, AI.
My Top 10 Reads of the Month
Have a look at the best articles, posts, projects and stories I’ve found this month. Featured topics: cloud, AI and security.
My Top 10 Reads of the Month
Have a look at the best articles, posts, projects and stories I’ve found this month. Featured topics: cloud, AI and security.
AWS SAM JSON Schema in VS Code
The AWS team has released the JSON Schema for SAM templates. Let’s try it out in VS Code.
My Top 10 Reads of the Month
Have a look at the best articles, posts, projects and stories I’ve found this month. Featured topics: cloud, databases, AI and psychology.
My Top 10 Reads of the Month
Have a look at the best articles, posts, projects and stories I’ve found this month. Featured topics: economics, society and AI.
My Top 10 Reads of the Week
Have a look at the best articles, posts, projects and stories I’ve found this week. Featured topics: Rust, Webassembly, career, AI, learning and society.
My Top 10 Reads of the Week
Have a look at the best articles, posts, projects and stories I’ve found this week. Featured topics: Markdown, hacking, art, databases and performance.
My Top 10 Reads of the Week
Have a look at the best articles, posts, projects and stories I’ve found this week. Featured topics: machine learning, databases, security and society.
Interesting technologies - 01/2019
Some interesting technologies as of January 2019.
Interesting technologies - 11/2018
Some interesting technologies as of November 2018.
Interesting technologies - 10/2018
Some interesting technologies as of October 2018.
Interesting technologies - 06/2018
Some interesting technologies as of June 2018.
My Projects
Joining the Now Page movement
I just added a /now page to my blog. Here’s why, what’s on it, and why you might want one too.
PostgreSQL Fixtures Editor
I built a VS Code extension to make editing PostgreSQL fixtures easier. Here’s why I made it, how it works, and how you can use it.
Automating Callbacks to Async/Await Migrations for Mocha Tests: Part 2
In this second part we will go deeper into AST editing techniques and show how to automatically migrate tests that use the supertest NPM library.
Automating Callbacks to Async/Await Migrations for Mocha Tests: Part 1
Doing this migration in a large codebase can be tedious but necessary. The article will show you how to automate this task using JS code transformation tools.
Resuming blogging activity
Getting back to blogging after a couple of very intensive years.
Npmfix
A Node.js CLI that fixes integrity check issues with NPM packages.
Tools
An open source stack for developers’ personal notes
How to combine QOwnNotes, Git and mobile clients to build a cloud-based solution for personal notes.
My notes
A brief history of my approach to note taking.
Travel
Pizza in Naples
Or “How I spent my holidays trying some of the best pizzerias in the world”.
Resources
Software Architecture resources
Some of the best software architecture resources according to the Hacker News community.
My notes
Published my notes on OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect
Added new topics to my public notes: JWT (JSON Web Token), OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect.
Quickstart
OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect: Which flow should you use?
A brief introduction to OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect that allows you to quickly choose the best flow for your application.
Tutorial
Python Quickstart for Experienced Engineers
Python is not only a language, some people consider it a way of life. In this article I show a very fast way to get to know it.
Projects
Generating flashcards with ChatGPT
Let’s explore how language models like ChatGPT can automate knowledge extraction to help humans learn.
Blog
Why I moved from Google Analytics to Counter
Giving users their privacy back and avoiding nasty banners never felt this good.
Personal
Farewell, Google Hashcode
Sorry to see Hashcode go away, like many other Google things.