Bringing 15+ years of software and development expertise married with decades of leadership experience, I provide a unique and honest take on leading software teams and cultivating your own growth. As I am still a developer at heart, I will occasionally talk about new trends and experiences that have forced me to take a side, whether it's right or wrong.
Nowhere in your Angular bundle. Anything shipped to the browser is public, so store only publishable keys client-side and keep secret keys on your backend behind a proxy or BFF, injected at build or r
Sharing our secrets among our teammates and across our environments was becoming a liability. So I decided to take matters into my own hands.
Let's be real with ourselves for a moment: we don't like to be onboarded. Whether you are the person who is responsible for onboarding new employees, or you yourself are the one being onboarded into a new role; it's a painful process.
Being developers and managers with boots on the ground, we owe it to our customers and users to be the voice of reason and stability when deploying AI-generated assets. Despite what is being asked of us from leadership.
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When a requested update or bugfix comes across my desk, there is nothing more daunting when a fresh clone/fork of repository completes and then the installation process ensues. If you are like me, you
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Step-by-step guide to passing uploaded files between Laravel Livewire components using TemporaryUploadedFile, file paths, and reusable upload logic.
Documentation (especially good documentation) for an application can make a good application and experience for a client, a great application. Once we as developers complete an application that we hav
