Now, this is a story all about how, Makro got flipped turned upside down and I’d like to take a minute, just sit right there. I’ll tell you how I became the user of C# for good I swear! Yeah. That right there was so cringeworthy, I know. I just tried to come up with […]
Category: MongoDB
Ask and you shall receive
I noticed last friday while deploying new version of Makro to production that the codebase is now over 10 000 lines of code which is a personal record of mine. I hadn’t really thought about the size of Makro that much lately. I’ve been just furiously developing new features and trying to deploy them each […]
When the dust settles
It’s now been ten days since I emerged victorious from my battle with Docker and the stuff related to that. So what I have been up to since? I started remaking Makro – the calorie counter that I developed about a year ago with MEVN stack. This time I’m doing it with MEAN stack so […]
Open the Windows
Since I started doing any programming at all I never thought about using Windows. The choice was always between either Linux or macOS. When I took my first steps with Python I used Linux. Fast forward a few years and when I started programming again (this time with JavaScript) I used macOS. I had (still […]
A glimpse into the future
For a while I got sucked into the flashy but messy thing called front end development. Even though I had said before that it ain’t for me. But yet I found myself doing web dev with focus on front end and I did like it. Making things with Vue felt natural and fun but I […]
2017
My 2017 summed up (from end to beginning): The mobile app ended up being my last project for this year. Towards the end of this year I had less and less time to spent on coding and more and more of excuses for not having time to sit in front of my laptop and just […]
Me, myself and my lack of knowledge
When I was like Jon Snow and knew absolutely nothing (especially from databases) I thought that all databases are treated equal. Just pick one and use that. When I knew a tad more than nothing I thought that why would anyone ever need a relational database because MongoDB can do everything just fine. Even when […]