AsadoDevCulture
A blog about Development, Food and everything between them
Moving to a new Home – Part I
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 6 minutesSince 2011, when I finished high school, I’ve moved 8 times. Four different cities, endless roommates, family and girlfriend (which later changed nickname to Wife). Always renting, not really thinking about buying. Thinking, but so out of reach that you could say it was more of a wish than a thought. In 2023, some stars …
A Reflection on the Influence of Social Media
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 4 minutesThis time I won’t write about technology or food. I still develop and I still eat, but there’s something else that itches me more. I was born in the early 90’s, which means I still remember a small part of my childhood when there was no commonly used internet. Then, in a very short period, …
Raspberry Pi Google Photos Digital Frame
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 3 minutesI have a Raspberry Pi. Actually I had more than one, but they all broke up… So now I have one Raspberry Pi. It’s an old one, version B, but still works and can do some stuff. I built a remote controlled car (with an android joystick, which is all here) but I took it apart …
A whale, a bird and two colors enter a bar
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 5 minutesWell, it’s not a joke. Sorry if you are disappointed. Today I want to talk about blue & green deployment using docker-compose and canary strategy Description This paper will introduce the idea of deploying a new version of a microservice system that runs from docker-compose (without using K8S or alike) This could be useful for …
Bot-ing All the Way
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 3 minutesA few weeks ago we received a new muscle in the area of project management in the form of a new recruitment. After recovering from the shock he was on how we manage, well, everything, we began to work on improving. One of the things we started with is how we manage feature requests and …
Happroovy – My very own RSVP system – From Zero to System!
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 8 minutesAs I mentioned, last month I got married to the woman I love. When we started planning the wedding, I thought about creating a website with some information about the wedding and inserting a QR into the invitation. You know, to add a bit of technology (a personal touch, you may say) to the wedding. …
My New Lifestyle
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 6 minutesHi everybody! I’ve missed you! It’s been more than half a year since I last wrote, WOW. There is no real excuse for this behavior and I am sorry, but I’ll try anyway.. I was pretty busy with my wedding (great event!) and I’ve changed roles in my job. Any of these two by itself …
The Cloud Journey – Never stop learning
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 4 minutesA word before you start reading: This post will talk about AWS Cloud. This post isn’t a recommendation to work with AWS instead of GCP or Azure, it just happens that I work with AWS and know AWS more than the other two, so it’s easier for me to talk about it. That’s it, happy …
Multi-Repo vs Mono-Repo – My approach to these two different approaches
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 4 minutesOur main project nowadays is a microservice-infrastructured system. Being microservice based, we automatically thought the best way to manage its code is in different repos. Cross project libraries were consumed using Nuget packaging. Everything works automatically, we have CI pipelines for the Nuget packages, for integration deployment and testing and we even have a template to start with …
A whole post about logging? Hell Yeah
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 8 minutesIntroduction When I started programming, logging was obviously not in my top 10 priorities. It wasn’t even on the list. In fact, I didn’t know what logging was. All I knew was to `cout` or `Console.WriteLine`, and it was enough. Then I began to work. I understood very rapidly that logs are important. What you …