Why Have you recently started a new Node.js API project? Did you use some template or started the project from scratch? I was asking the same questions myself and...
Configure your dev Windows machine with Ansible
Ansible is well known it the IT operations fields with its fantastic automation abilities. You can do whatever you want with Windows too if it’s a Powershell, bat script...
Getting started with Hangfire on ASP.NET Core and PostgreSQL on Docker
Hangfire is an incredibly easy way to perform fire-and-forget, delayed and recurring jobs inside ASP.NET applications. No Windows Service or separate process required. Backed by persistent storage. Open and...
My favorite Visual Studio Code productivity extensions
As a developer you’ve probably already met Visual Studio Code Microsoft’s lightweight code editor. If you haven’t, you definitely should try it. Today I’m going to share my VS extensions with a missing feature which I recently found – sharing extensions, themes and configuration. What...
Getting started with Ansible and configuring Windows hosts
Ansible is a configuration management, provisioning and deployment tool which is quickly gaining popularity in the DevOps areas. Managing and working on various platforms including Microsoft Windows. What makes...
Station is now on Linux!
Today we are more dependent than ever on many web apps in our daily tasks. In order to manage them quicker and better, how do you usually organize them?...
Semantic UI React – Front end made easy
If Bootstrap is great for user interfaces, well, Semantic UI is briliant. For React developers, there is library available offering already backed Semantic UI components. I decided to give it...
WordPress with WP-CLI on Bash on Ubuntu on Windows 10
At first sight this sounds ridiculous. In fact it sounds absurd. But it’s not, if you heard of the new Microsoft feature — Bash on Ubuntu on Windows. Windows...