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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 file. Share your thoughts! #programming #tools #aliases

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 and share your thoughts!

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 sends it to you via Telegram. Let me know your thoughts!

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 updates. Can't wait to try it out!

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 edition of Implementing where I delve into the benefits of engaging in personal projects. Share your thoughts!

"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. In this issue of Implementing, I discuss how I automated email delivery for a SaaS. Feedback is appreciated!"

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. Sometimes I'd forget. In this edition of Implementing, I share how I automated email sending for a SaaS. Feedback welcome!

hello! it's not a paywall. it's just a form to subscribe to my newsletter, if you're not interested you can still read the article :)

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

Thank you greazy!

service restored :)

sorry guys. it was my configuration error, I restored the service

In this week's edition of Implementing, I delve into different technologies I've come across in both academic and professional environments. Give it a read and let me know your thoughts!

Especially in the beginning, it's common to run commands without understanding what they do.

In this issue of Implementing I want to show you how I use these tools on a typical day and share with you my personal alias file

Let me know what you think!

Are you interested in knowing how I did it? Next in the newsletter I will publish a post about it, I made a system that uses Puppeteer to mount a headless browser and a frontend deployed on netlify, I publish everything to a database and automatically generate new posts on HackerNews leveraging ChatGPT

You can find me on https://implementing.substack.com ;)

I have created projects with complex architectures. In my latest post on Implementing, I share the backend template I use for new projects and provide a step-by-step guide for creating a new API. Feedback is appreciated!

How often do you feel driven to tackle tasks and challenges that others are handling, like embracing new technologies or actively participating in important projects? Check out my article in Implementing discussing the importance of personal projects. Let's hear your thoughts!

I've tended to over-engineer projects before, and in this post, I'm sharing the backend template I use for new projects along with a comprehensive guide on building a new API. Feedback is appreciated!