Adapted from Wes Jones’ The Ideal Way to Name Your Files, with adjustments for code/config contexts. [Read More]

It’s easy to forget things that seem the most obvious. For instance, the default behaviour of most programming languages when used for fractional arithmetics lead to inaccurate results due to floating-point precision. [Read More]

Lately, my life has been revolving around VSCode and Markdown. From writing this blog, updating my resume in Markdown and using Pandoc to convert it into a PDF format, to the usual development stuff as well as taking notes, I rely on VSCode for almost everything – and I prefer... [Read More]

Let’s consider a scenario – you are deploying a software at an organisation’s development server (let’s call it Machine R). Depending upon the organisation, it is possible that firewall rules prohibit outgoing connections to port 22 (default for SSH) for obvious security reasons. In such a scenario, the usual option... [Read More]

I had been familiar with the existence of SSH port-forwarding for a while, but it was only last year when I completely understood the difference between local and remote port-forwarding, and which is appropriate when. [Read More]