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How to Promote Your Open Source Project
07 Feb 2020 - Federico Terzi
As a developer myself, I know how hard it can be to promote a project. You spent weeks, months, or even years, developing your idea, only to find out later that nobody is noticing it.
How to Publish your Rust project on Homebrew
06 Oct 2019 - Federico Terzi
Last week I finally released the first version of espanso, a cross-platform, system-wide Text Expander written in Rust.
3 Great Python Tricks You May Not Know
03 Sep 2019 - Federico Terzi
Python is a wonderful language. Other than being simple to learn and fast to write, it’s also very powerful thanks to its huge ecosystem. In fact, it has so many features that it’s easy to miss some good ones. In this article I’m going to show you 3 great Python tricks you may have missed:
Building a Remote Camera App for Android
27 Aug 2019 - Federico Terzi
I love automating things, especially the boring ones. Having a Youtube channel, I found that editing videos can be very time-consuming and so I started thinking about ways to improve my workflow.
How to Force Github Pages to Rebuild Jekyll Website
23 Aug 2019 - Federico Terzi
A month ago I decided to rebuild my website using Jekyll for a couple of reasons: it’s the official tool used by Github Pages and it supports blogging. Considering also that Github Pages is free, this is pretty much one of the best ways to build a personal website nowadays and I’m very happy with the result.
Turn Telegram into a Static Web Server with TLGUR
22 Aug 2019 - Federico Terzi
Telegram is one of the most popular messaging apps and probably the most loved by developers. The reasons are many, but I think that it mostly boils down to their openness, which led many programmers to create unique and interesting projects around it. Today I want to share one of those: TLGUR.
Learning How to Type Properly Makes You a Better Programmer
20 Aug 2019 - Federico Terzi
Like many people, I wasn’t a good typer. I started using computers when I was a kid and, by the time I grew into an adult, I developed my personal typing style, using only 5 fingers.