Streamlining Event Handling with Promise.withResolvers()

Say goodbye to deep nested event handling in JavaScript.

Is Zig the Secret Weapon Your Project Needs?

Created by Andrew Kelly, Zig prioritizes simplicity, low-level hardware control, and empowering programmers to focus on debugging their applications rather than the complexities of the language.

Beyond Node.js: A Deep Dive into Go, Rust, and Zig

Selecting the right programming language is crucial for success. Node.js is popular, but Rust, Go, and Zig offer advantages in performance, safety, and concurrency. Consider project complexity, team expertise, and language ecosystem when making your choice.

Quantum Computing: Hype or Reality?

Is the quantum computing revolution on hold? A new study reveals that even imperfect quantum computers may struggle to outperform the advanced classical computers we already have. This setback raises questions about the timeline for practical quantum computing applications.

Unlocking Terminal Productivity with tmux

tmux is your secret weapon. Imagine banishing cluttered browser tabs, fearlessly updating your terminal, and rearranging your workspace with superhuman agility. With tmux, you'll gain unparalleled control over your terminal sessions.

Clear Your Windows Update Cache

Windows updates have gained a reputation for being a bit temperamental at times, whether you are using Windows 10 or Windows 11. Although Microsoft made a lot of improvements to the Windows update processes, there can sometimes be issues with the Windows update service. Windows update keeps a cache of

Mounting an ext4 Drive in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Introduction Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) has become a popular way for Windows users to run a Linux environment alongside their Windows system. However, one challenge many face is mounting ext4 drives within WSL. This guide will walk you through the steps to mount an ext4 drive on WSL easily.

Enhancing Code Quality with Pre-Commit Verification in NodeJS Applications

Maintaining high code quality is essential for any software project. One effective way to achieve this is by configuring your repository with pre-commit checks that automatically validate code before it’s committed. This saves a lot of time during code reviews and ensures that other engineers don’t have to

How to Purge Packages from a Specific Source in Ubuntu

💡Warning: This can break the system, make sure you create system backups using timeshift or Borg backup tools before attempt making system-level changes. Sometimes, you may want to uninstall all the packages you installed from a specific repository in Ubuntu, for example, if you no longer need them or if

How to blacklist Nouveau driver on Linux

Nouveau is the open-source driver for Nvidia graphics cards on Linux. It is the default driver that comes with most Linux distributions and provides basic functionality for Nvidia GPUs. However, most users may want to use a different driver, such as the proprietary one from Nvidia or the one required

How to Install rbenv and Configure It for Your Ruby Projects

rbenv It is a versatile tool that seamlessly manages multiple Ruby versions of your system. It makes switching between different Ruby versions for each project a breeze and ensures that your projects always run on the correct Ruby version. In this post, we will walk you through the process of

Add Bluetooth headset battery's percentage in Linux

Tested on: * Mint Vera * Arch Linux 1. Edit the following file as root: /etc/bluetooth/main.conf 2. Add Experimental=true at the beginning of the file. It should look like this: [General] Experimental=true 3. Save the file and quit the editor 4. Reload the Bluetooth service: sudo systemctl

How to Remove a Snap Package from Ubuntu 23.04

Snap packages are a way of packaging applications with all their dependencies in a containerized format that can run on any Linux device. They are designed to be secure, scalable, and easy to update. However, some users may prefer to use traditional packages or have issues with snap packages, such

How to configure GitHub GPG signing

GPG (GNU Privacy Guard) is a tool that allows you to sign and encrypt your data using public-key cryptography. Signing your git commits with GPG ensures that anyone who receives your code can verify that it was authored by you and not tampered with by someone else. GitHub supports GPG

Installing Docker on Arch Linux

Docker is a popular tool for creating and running containers, which are isolated environments that can run applications without affecting the host system. Docker can help you simplify your development workflow, deploy your applications faster, and improve your security and portability. In this blog post, I will show you how

Using the SSH Config File

The SSH config file is a configuration file for the SSH client that allows you to customize the behavior of your SSH connections. You can use the SSH config file to define aliases for hosts, set up SSH tunnels, specify custom port numbers, and more. Here’s how you can

Linux

Real-time Microphone Noise Cancellation on Linux

Free Krisp alternative Updated: 12–06–2021 Prerequisites: * PipeWire * Arch Linux or Fedora What is Pipewire? The PipeWire is a multimedia framework built from scratch for very low latency processing of audio/video. One of the best features of Pipewire is that it provides a real-time capable plugin structure. The

Windows

How to install Windows Subsystem for Linux on Windows 11 - WSL

Windows subsystem for Linux is a popular tool that lets developers run GNU/Linux environments. This allows users to run command-line tools, utilities, and applications built for Linux without the hassle and overhead of managing virtual machines. With the release of Windows 11 users will use the new simplified installation

Linux

How to install Arch Linux

How to install Arch Linux Updates: 2021–12–06: There is an easy way to install Arch Linux if you want to get an arch installation up and running within a few minutes without the hassle.  The Arch Installer is a python script provided with the arch ISO that follows

Linux

Enable High Quality Audio on Linux

If you are switched to Linux from Windows you will feel some of the Linux features is much worse than the Windows. One of the best examples is sound. When I compare the sound from Google Play Music, YouTube and there is no doubt, music is so much better in

Development

Use Vagrant with libvirt unsupported boxes

Vagrant is an excellent tool for building and maintaining virtual development environments with plenty of configurations options and plugins for extending capabilities. One of the major issues I found with Vagrant is the lack of libvirt supported boxes. Why? Because vagrant uses VirtualBox as its default provider. Vagrant boxes can