It’s easy to see how this blog has been neglected for a long time. My fault, obviously. Also my choice.

Point being, I’ve been barely thinking and working with my coding projects since about a year. Why? I got disillusioned. I lost interest in modern coding practices.

Let me be clear: I do like …

With my extreme surprise, but also extreme happiness, I published a book! I say surprise because I didn’t plan to but heard about the awesome Isaac Lyman and his idea of writing a guide book for new and aspiring developers, not too techincal but instead full of advices and knowledge that is …

It honestly came as a surprise a post on Overreacted by Dan Abramov. He lists all the things he doesn’t know as of 2018, in an attempt to “devalue” in the eyes of newbies any experienced developer by showing off the gaps in knowledge that usually we take for granted, expecially …

Well, first of all, sorry for not updating about my progresses on Frontend development through Freecodecamp curriculum but there were basically none since last May. Why? Work got in the way, with a larger role and more duties taking over little by little the energy I had to focus on coding after …

Frontend development was never my area. I’ve always been more of a Backend/System Administrator. I’ve never truly grokked the idea of events, DOM, making requests elsewhere and things running outside my machine, without me giving precise instruction when to run and what arguments to …

I was reading, as usual, Scott Hanselman’s blog and couldn’t agree more on his complaining on the recent WWDC keynote asserting that programming is easy. From his post:

When we tell folks - kids or otherwise - that programming is easy, what will they think when it gets difficult? And it …