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These are things that I've picked up over the years.

Debugging with Codezero

Debugging with Codezero

One of the hardest things to do is to figure out what the problem is with a production service. Exception management tools like Sentry can help you identify where the error occurs, and centralized logging can display your logs. Still, sometimes you want to set a breakpoint and see exactly

TFLint: Static Analysis for Terraform

TFLint: Static Analysis for Terraform

Continuous integration is a key part of the CI/CD pipeline. One of the main components is static analysis, which I cover in my post Static Analysis, the First Step in any Application. If you're working with Terraform, keeping your code clean, consistent, and error-free is key to

Standardizing tsconfig.json

Standardizing tsconfig.json

This week, I've been creating many typescript applications to test different ways of creating AI chatbots using Model Context Protocol (MCP). One thing that speeds me through this is that I have a standardized way to create a tsconfig.json so that I'm always at the

Setup Kubernetes Admin on Linux with Brew

Setup Kubernetes Admin on Linux with Brew

My goal for the year was to transition from a Macbook Pro to an iPad Pro for most of my development tasks, which required migrating my kubernetes admin tools to function in the cloud. To accomplish this, I’m using several AWS EC2 instances running Ubuntu. Here, I will detail

VIM & Tmux Basics

VIM & Tmux Basics

Why? Vi (vim) is the only editor you can be guaranteed to have on a Linux machine. If you ever have to log into a server or container to see what's going on or make changes, this will be all you'll have. It will save your