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Learn how to emulate enums in Go using custom types and constants. Enhance your enums with methods and code generation to simplify maintenance and add behavior.

Enums in Go: An Alternative approach

What are variadic functions in Go, learn how to define and use them effectively, and understand their benefits with practical code examples.

Understanding Variadic Functions in Go

Learn how to implement sets in Go using maps. This lightweight guide explains how to create, manage, and use sets efficiently in your Go projects.

How to use sets in Go

GitHub Actions repository_dispatch event: example showing how to trigger GitHub Actions workflows across different repositories

Triggering GitHub Actions across different repositories

Learn to write better Git commit messages with Conventional Commits spec, examples, tooling, and changelog/version automation.

Conventional Commits: A Complete Guide to Better Git Commit Messages

How to develop and integrate a very simple Quarkus application with Fabric8 Maven Plugin in order to publish a native GraalV image into Docker Hub.

Quarkus + Fabric8 Maven Plugin + GraalVM integration

Tutorial describing the process and configuration to deploy Isotope Mail Client with Traefik as an API gateway into a Kuberentes cluster.

Isotope Mail: How to deploy Isotope+Traefik into Kubernetes

Install Cinnamon desktop on Fedora with current DNF5 commands: full and minimal installs, X11 vs Wayland session tips, troubleshooting, and customization.

How to Install Cinnamon Desktop on Fedora: Complete Guide

Gatsby enables source map generation by default even in production mode, learn how to conditionally disable source maps for production environment.

Gatsby: Disable source maps in production

Follow-up on my previous post where I prepared a ReactJS application from scratch using Webpack+Babel to support Sass. Now using Babel 7 and its new features.

React: Babel 7 support in boilerplate application

Isotope mail client is a free open source webmail client built with React and Spring Boot. This post introduces its main features and architecture.

Isotope Mail Client: Introduction and features

Tutorial: Set up a React app with Webpack 4, Babel, and Sass. Includes global styles and per-component CSS modules. Step-by-step instructions.

React : Babel + Webpack + Sass boilerplate application