Sometimes, having a single object that contains all elements can simplify the complexity of our code! — Often, I end up with a list of objects and want to find some items on the list using a unique identifier. One example: enhancing other data that relates to an item on my list. There are many ways to do this, but some are better than others, especially when…

To verify all applications are in a version control system — Have you ever encountered an old application that, in 2022, is still not under a version control system (VCS) like Git or Apache Subversion? …

If you’re trying to understand work items states and reasons in Azure DevOps, you better look at the diagrams I’ve created below! — Context At my workplace, we currently use Azure DevOps to organize our project and host its source code. Like other people on my team, I’m new to this tool. Even though I’m used to concurrent products such as GitLab, GitHub and Jira, I find Azure DevOps isn’t an intuitive tool… 🙈

Sort divs based on contents — Have you ever been to a web page that has content not sorted the way you would like? And it doesn’t have a feature to sort it out? It can be really frustrating, but luckily, if you really need to have the content sorted, you can easily do it yourself…

Some repositories, on GitLab and GitHub, have a list of small images at the top of their README.md file. Are you familiar with them? — When you are looking at repositories, either on GitHub or on GitLab, you may encounter some tiny images that are similar to the following image.

In this article, you will learn about the most important features of GitLab 14.4 (October), 14.5 (November), and 14.6 (December). — It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed the latest versions of GitLab, right? The last few months of 2021 have been particularly busy for me since the post on GitLab 14.3 release. Rest assured, I’m going to present you the features that marked my attention for the last three releases…

Is it taking too long to get to the end of a web page with infinite scrolling? You could cheat using a little script! 🤖 — You’ve probably been on a web page with infinite scrolling. But, have you ever needed to load all the results? 🤔 Recently, I had to scrape data of a webpage with this feature and I had to choose: either scroll down and wait for the new results to load a…

Did you know that you can view the source code of extensions you have installed on Chrome? Me neither! 😅 — Today I learned that I can easily view the source code of the extensions I installed on Chrome! 😮 Not all of the plugin’s source code is available, but their content scripts can be accessed by going to DevTools ( F12) → Sources → Content scripts.

One advantage I prefer to Linux distributions over Windows is that you can script part of the operating system installation! — Over the previous years, I had to install Manjaro a couple of times and to ease the process for the next time, I began to document more and more the command I typed. You will find below the procedure that I will try to follow the next time I want…