Since this is the beginning of the new year and all, I decided to learn something new. This time its Kubernetes and like any beginner, I started by installing Minikube. The system that I am running on is Microsoft Surface Pro 4. The hypervisor of choice is Hyper-v which is... View Article
I started playing around with running reactJS app under the Windows Subsystem for Linux. In my case I opted to install the Ubuntu operating system. The installation of the Ubuntu subsystem itself went pretty smooth through this instructions (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10) . Then I used my favorite terminal tool ConEmu to access... View Article
This post is to help others who have the same issues as well as a reminder to myself if this ever happens again. Basically I was downloading some files from my server using filezilla via ssh when this error occurs “critical file transfer error” . Really I thought what gives?... View Article
If you have used a laptop with the Page Up and Page Down layout like the picture on the right and you do a lot of coding or any text editing on your laptop, then you may have the same issue as I do. I’m not sure why the hardware... View Article
I work in an agile environment where the teams use physical Kanban wall together with the JIRA board. Physical kanban walls are awesome in my opinion, but it can be tedious to setup at the beginning of each sprint. We would normally nominate someone from the team (taking turns) to... View Article
If you have seen my previous article, you’ll deduce that I have been playing around with the Ubuntu subsystem under Windows 10. One thing that I have to do in order to get some of my projects to work is to actually install JAVA. The thing about the Linux subsystem... View Article
In a bit of a “what the…” moment, I received this message in my terminal under Visual Studio Code “cannot launch bash because the lx subsystem has an install…”. At first I wasn’t sure what it is cause I’m pretty sure that my bash terminal was working as I was... View Article
I recently developed a ReactJS application and of course I used the ES6 syntax along with Babel and various other polyfills. In order to send XHR requests to the backend, I have used the fetch() call. The request was successful and I could see from the network console that the... View Article
Zero down time deployment, sounds like a pretty cool jargon for me and it will impress a few people out there. However, what is it really? How do we do it? That’s the question that I was asking and what you should be asking if you are working on high... View Article
These days there is no avoiding testing your web applications on multiple devices in order to gain the best user experience possible. However it’s not normally (financially) feasible to buy every single iOS and Android devices, therefore the next best way to test is using virtual devices. The good news is... View Article