Welcome all new subscribers!
Welcome all new subscribers!
The Quest for Code audience is slowly growing, which warms my heart. To keep it growing, I need your help! The more the audience grows, the more I can put effort in this endeavour.
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Upcoming in September
September is quite a busy month for me in work and personal life, but I will try to squeeze in some more posts about Docker containers. More specifically I’m planning on writing about handling networks and secrets with Docker. I will also keep learning about my new Analogue Pocket handheld, of which I made an unboxing video earlier. Go check it out. I will also be writing about another FPGA retro video game console - the MiSTer. I’m sure some of these posts will not fit in to September, but if you subscribe, you will never miss a post!
What would you like to hear about?
Please write in the comment in this post, that what would you like to hear about from the world of software development? I have a 20 years of experience working with desktop applications, web applications, map systems, databases, OpenGL graphics, etc… Suggest something for future posts!