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Nvm is the most popular version manager for Node.js. A better alternative is called asdf, which allows for managing multiple languages. We will go through how to configure asdf and also get it to work with existing nvm configurations

Establishing CI is a crucial step to building mature applications. In this post, we will go through how to utilize GitHub Actions to build and test your .NET 5 application

A customized set of dotfiles can vastly increase your command-line productivity and happiness. In this tutorial, we'll be setting up a dotfiles repository and bootstrapping it using dotbot

EC2 UserData code blocks only run when an EC2 starts up for the first time. Rerunning this code can be useful for troubleshooting purposes. I go through how to view, verify, and execute your EC2's UserData

Managing and remembering the commands for multiple version managers can be cumbersome. Asdf is a polyglot version manager that supports a large number of languages. This means remembering only one set of commands for all of your version management needs

Tech podcasts are a great way to stay on top of everything going on in the software development industry. This is my list for Summer 2020

The backup and restore of your Visual Studio Code extensions are simple tasks from the command line. I go through the commands and also create a script to easily make use of them

C# is an extremely powerful language but for small, simple tasks it tends to be a bit overkill. dotnet-script aims to alleviate the friction. It allows C# code to be run script files - no compile step, no csproj file, and no Main method

With the advent of \"Linux on Chromebooks\", Chromebooks are now viable machines for lightweight development. Here are my experiences after using a Chromebook for development after 1 year

Establishing CI is a crucial step to building mature applications. In this post, we will go through how to utilize GitLab CI and create a pipeline that will build and test your .NET Core application