I’ve been using docker for years. And there are multiple commands which have been very useful to me. To me, Docker is one of the most innovative creations of all the time. I see it as basically the best way to release software. The upside is that once you set a Dockerfile and built a package, you don’t have to worry about whether the system dependencies are installed correctly or not....
Makefiles are one of the most useful tools I’ve been working with. I can say that it can be useful for lots of projects (with any language). What is Makefile? Makefiles are essentially a place where you can store your most frequently used commands in one place. They make repetitive tasks easier by creating short commands. Let’s take a look at sample file: install_packages: pip install -r requirements.txt generate_deps: pip-compile requirements....
Recently, I wanted to have an easy way to send azure Application Insights notifications into Slack. Actually I am writing this tutorial two month after setting up this workflow and I hope I don’t forget anything. This method has been working pretty good in the last couple of months. Note that this is mostly free and I am just using Azure Services (App Logic and Applications Insights) and Slack Incoming Webhook app (which is free)....
Some days ago, I wanted to record a Google Meet session as a podcast and I didn’t want to pay for just recording the call, neither to google nor third party services. Update 2024-11-02 Previously, I used the browser method to record the screen since I heard my voice twice in the recording. This way, the issue is fixed. But, There are other solutions! The better solution would be to just record the screen normally....