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RGA - a tool in the style of grep, but allowing to search documents such as PDF, DOC, DOCX, ZIP etc.
RGA is a tool that allows searching through various compressed files like ZIP and DOCX. Its user-friendliness makes it a great solution for anyone needing quick access to text in various formats.
Location Guard - a Chrome extension that protects our privacy by sending a false location of the computer
Location Guard is a location masking extension for Chrome that enhances user privacy by allowing customization of shared location data.
Using system fonts in CSS is more complex than it seems
Jim Nielsen's article on system fonts for the web highlights their benefits, such as improved loading speed and efficiency. Using simple fonts like Arial or Helvetica can not only meet technical needs but also positively impact a webpage's aesthetics. The author encourages designers to consider system fonts in their projects, which may be key to creating efficient and attractive websites.
How to write code that a code reviewer will fall in love with? ;)
The article 'Code Review Love' emphasizes the significance of code reviews not just for software quality but also for building team culture. Lynch shares practical tips to make these processes more positive and constructive.
Large (40 items) list of marketing strategies - usable for example for SaaS companies
The article discusses various marketing strategy models, including the marketing mix, market analysis, and customer needs, emphasizing the importance of monitoring results.
Stereogram Decoder - for those who can't look at these pictures ;)
Magic Eye is a project based on neural networks for 3D image processing and effective visualization.
Migration from AWS to own machines - is it really worth it? How much can be saved?
The article discusses the profitability of self-hosting in 2020, highlighting various factors to consider before making a decision.
10 Reasons Why You Should Start Using the Svelte Framework
Svelte is a framework that is perfect for new web developers. The article presents 10 reasons to choose Svelte - simplicity, performance, good documentation, and community support make it an excellent tool for learning programming.
Another online radio that supposedly plays music tailored for creative work
The 'Radio' project combines art with technology, providing an interactive platform for exploring sounds from diverse cultures. This innovative approach enhances our musical experience.
Open Container Initiative - or why Docker images are compatible with Kubernetes?
The article outlines the Open Container Initiative (OCI) and its importance in establishing container image standards. It encourages the use of open standards for better interoperability of containerized applications.
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