kubernetes
The importance of getting certified in today's world is big, not just in IT, but in the whole industry. I always approached them with the idea of learning the thing that is being tested, not just to pass the exam. Then again, I always opted for the certifications
opinion
Yes, I do this. A lot. You all get the point of it, and the basic need for it - too much content which we are constantly flooded with often requires a way to filter everything out. Sometimes, you miss out on really good books and ideas. That is the
git
History. When we look at it we see a story. A story of how something happened, how it evolved, how it ended up being the thing it is today... It is the same with the code - when we look at the code history we would like to see a
opinion
Emojis - you may love them, hate them or feel indifferent, the fact is that people around you are using them a lot, even if you don't. How we use them in communication, in the end - matters. Some emojis may feel inappropriate and people may be offended
git
It was two weeks since my last post, it wasn't a long time, I guess... I'll try to maintain this sequence - one post every Saturday around noon, and after several weeks of that, I'll take a two weeks long break, just to gather
git
When I was young, some of the things that amazed me the most was looking at the sky through tree branches. Following the sun, seeing the leaves mixing with the blue sky... That scene always left me speechless for a while, even today, when going hiking, I end up staring
devops
Under the streets of London there's a place most people could never even dream of. A city of monsters and saints, murderers and angels, knights in shiny armor and pale girls in black velvet. This is the city of the people who have fallen between the cracks.[1]
git
What does it mean when your head is detached? Will it hurt? In the case of git - it is not that bad, and no, it will not hurt you. Let's find out!
git
Welcome to the world of trees, branches, cherry-picking, orphans, detached heads, and many more interesting things, things to explore.
linux
At some point in our lives we may stop and ask ourselves - are we doing the right thing? I've asked myself that question numerous times, most recently - am I using the grep wrong? Let's start from the beginning - what is grep? grep is
opinion
Is it okay for us to decline some task or assignment when in junior positions and when we are actually starting our career?