Vim Unpopular opinion: Vim is better than modern IDEs Well.. not Vim exactly, more specifically NeoVim or LunarVim. NeoVim is a refactor of the traditional vim with lots of features. LunarVim is an IDE layer on top of NeoVIM which is great. LunarVim is by no means a requirement, you can choose to configure NeoVim as an IDE to
Securing yourself during Christmas (and the rest of the year) We are always at risk of being hacked, but Christmas is the high season for malicious actors looking to take advantage of people. I've taken steps to secure myself to the best of my ability and I'll now share some of them with you. Password manager and MFA I've been
Building a custom wireless ergonomic keyboard This post is a bit off topic compared to my usual posts. I have a wide varity of interests and like to share my experiences to anything tech-related on this blog. I'm a bit of a keyboard enthusiast. It started about four years ago when a coworker was using a
C# Doing everything right: A .NET fairytale - Part 1 Developers are expected to strive for best practices in every aspect. Sure, best practice is there for a reason, and in the case of performance or security, it's no doubt the path to take. We're usually pressed for time, deadlines to hit, and in the end, the code takes the
.NET Cleaner code with MediatR and Minimal APIs in .NET APIs in .NET are typically structured where controllers hold hard dependencies on services. With time, the code becomes tightly coupled, and scaling eventually becomes a problem. If you've ever participated in the development of larger APIs in .NET, you might be familiar with the lifecycle of projects like these. MediatR
Security Mac as a tool for security analysis If you're like me, you prefer to work in MacOS or just on a Mac in general. I find the OS fluent, satisfying and productive. It's also Unix based so should be a perfect fit for securtiy related work. However most security experts seem to result to Windows machines. The
azure Adding TLS certificate to Azure Application Gateway Adding TLS certificates to web applications may be second hand to many experienced developers. Hosting providers like Wordpress handles the setup of TLS for your web application - no hassle. However if you have a custom developed application that you deploy with, let's say Azure App Service with a Application
