I may have just ended my editor hunt — A while ago, I wrote this article about how I had set up Vim for Python development. Over the last two years, I have made big changes to my dev toolkit: I hardly use Python anymore, if not for prototyping in ML. I haven’t used vim for a year now…

Tools I use daily to improve both learning and creating — It had been a while since I last developed a complete ML project: data mining, sampling, strategy, testing, and deploying seemed yet again new to me when I decided to build a new machine learning project to integrate with what I’ve been working hard on over the last six months…

Bitcoin at $24000+ sounds promising, but … — We are all waiting for the market to flip and become bullish again, after all, what goes up must go down and vice-versa. But you’ll need an extra layer of carefulness, now more than ever if you are planning to buy since $BTC is out of the $17000 area. About…

WASM does its magic once again — I find serverless amazing: the speed, versatility, and ease of development are incredible. …

Your first steps in the future of development, gain performance, strong types, and much more in JS — Since before its launch, WASM has become an important technology within the development community. Some developers may prefer to avoid it and stick with using JavaScript and TypeScript, which is a totally valid setup for most use-cases. …

Beginner guide to building and deploying serverless workers for free — Last week I wrote an article about the tools I use the most when working with JavaScript. Cloudflare workers and wranglers were on that list. Today, you’ll get to know why and how I use them. You’ll learn to deploy a serverless worker, which is extremely useful in many situations. …

Learn to read and write untyped or strongly typed JSON with Rust — JSON is widely used nowadays, and even if Rust may not be the most used language for tools and apps that use JSON for their data, it is important to know how to treat this format in such a fast-growing language like Rust. In this small article, you will learn…

Two tools that have helped me increase productivity when testing and developing my APIs — As you develop your APIs, it’s extremely important to deeply check each endpoint (or query). This is for various reasons including security, efficiency, user experience, and so on. I have lately been developing an API for a personal project and found myself having to decide whether to use Postman or…

The chrome dev tools are a goldmine, and some of its best features are sometimes overlooked — About a week ago, I published an article about some of my favorite tools I’m using for JS development. In that list, I included some dev tools features such as breakpoints, conditional breakpoints, and using the network tab to understand an application and its technologies. I also promised I would…