Small exercises to get you used to reading and writing Go code; Inspired by Rustlings

I finally managed to migrate all the tech content from my older blog(s). My blog went through 2 iterations before this, first using Jekyll and markdown, and then using Sphinx and RestructuredText. Today, I’m back on markdown, using Hugo. Thanks to GenAI, I’ve added admonitions to the PaperMod theme, and I’m able to modify the theme to do whatever I want with Hugo. I don’t think I need to go finding something else, and I can finally focus on the content and not the code required to maintain my blog. ...

My journey from XFCE to Qtile, a tiling window manager written entirely in Python, including setup, configuration strategies, and real-world config examples.

I built an interactive tutorial platform for learning internet fundamentals through RFCs, built with AI. Features popup glossary, diagrams, and Python code examples.

Why Protocol Buffers are superior to JSON for microservice communication. Much faster serialization/deserialization with practical Python examples.

Comparing three methods to reverse lists in Python: slice notation, reversed(), and .reverse(). Includes performance benchmarks and readability considerations.

Restructuring my website into subdomains with separate themes. Moving to Hugo and PaperMod theme for better content creation workflow.

I've left my role as Lead Software Developer at ChainSafe Systems in January 2025.

A simple solution using Zenity to create a confirmation dialog for screen locking in Cinnamon Desktop on Fedora 39.

Building effective teams by leveraging individual strengths instead of competing. Inspired by tactical video games where each member has specialized skills.