I’d like to share with you that, today, an interview at OLX about my story at the company from being hired until the current role of Staff Engineer was published. Please, read more about it here. Thanks
An OLX Chat: The Journey to Staff Engineering
8th recipe in 2024
After quite some time in silent mode, here’s the latest recipe for the blog. Did you ever have to downgrade your locally installed version of MySQL from, say 9 to 8 in MacOS and failed to do so? If that is the case, then maybe this can help you.
7th recipe in 2024
Ever had the need to “deploy” your JVM project to local maven through Gradle? Don’t you remember what is the command you can run and the setup you need to do? If that is the case, then maybe this recipe can help you.
6th recipe in 2024
Have you ever installed subl in your MacOS but running it from the command line does not work? If that is the case, then maybe this recipe can help.
5th recipe in 2024
Here comes a new and fresh recipe, this time about Kafka Connect and how to extract secrets from the configuration. This took me quite some work to ensure it was working properly. Therefore, I’ve decided to write this recipe so that others may benefit from
4th recipe in 2024
This one is not for a programmer but for anyone that uses a terminal in MacOS. I have recently received a new laptop and while I was configuring it, one of the common shortcuts I was using (OPTION+LEFT ARROR) was not working and, as such, I could not jump quickly between words in the terminal. At that moment, I remembered that I had configured that in my old laptop before but I could not remember how to and, as such, I had to investigate how to do it all over again. This recipe will ensure that, in the future, my research will be quick 💪
3rd recipe in 2024
Are you using golang and your go get command seems to be stuck? Are you unable to download your project’s dependencies and you don’t know why? Then, this might be useful for you 🙂
2nd recipe in 2024
Have you ever had the need to implement an observer pattern? Have. you tried it in Golang? If that is the case, maybe this recipe can be useful for you, where I show you my own version of an observer implemented in Golang. Enjoy!
1st recipe in 2024
Hello all and happy new. year. After a sabbatical year in 2023, where I did not write any recipe, I’ve decided to start the new year with a golang recipe, for something I’ve done in the past and discussed about several times before with several team mates. Lets learn a simplified way to create a scheduled task that can execute more or less often depending on how “much work” it needs to do.
12th recipe in 2022
This week I decided to learn about microfrontends. Therefore, I’m working also a bit more with things such as node or npm, which are not common topics in my blog, particularly focused for backend engineers or SREs. That being said, here’s an interesting one that I would like to share. If you are having issues with npm install complaining about a weird gyp module and you are working in a MacOS, then this recipe might be handy.
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