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When starting out, it's common to run commands without fully grasping their purpose. In this episode of Implementing, I demonstrate my daily tool usage and share my personal alias …

I will be sharing my experience transitioning from Rails to Node.js, a move that not only shaped my career but also introduced me to exciting opportunities.

Looking for tips on migrating your application to the cloud? I wrote a helpful guide on Implementing detailing the deployment tool I use and a step-by-step process. Check it out an…

Have you ever caught yourself constantly checking a website for a specific update? Check out my guide on building a bot that fetches Rome's current temperature from a webpage and s…

This guide on building a bot to fetch the current temperature in Rome and send notifications via Telegram is a game-changer for those tired of repeatedly checking websites for upda…

How often do you feel motivated to tackle tasks and challenges taken on by others, like embracing new technologies or contributing to important projects? Dive into the newest editi…

"Over the past three months, I've been manually sending out six emails every morning for my newsletters Implementing and Quickview due to the platform's lack of automation support.…

For the past three months, I've been manually sending six emails every morning for my newsletters Implementing and Quickview because the platform doesn't support automation. Someti…

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thank you very much! I must admit that aliases are very convenient, especially when you run these commands many times a day :)

I have used Bitbucket in the past, at the time it was ahead because it was the only one that had automations, in my opinion today GitHub Actions are a big step forward