A tiny list of websites to learn CSS while playing interactive games

Yarn comes with a lock file `yarn.lock` that isn’t made for human to edit it. But sometimes you need to do a specific edit in it (like dropping a specific package). This article highlights a few different ways to do so

Yarn comes with a lock file `yarn.lock` that isn’t made for human to read it. But when using the tool, you sometimes need to go through it to be able to understand it (specially when reviewing PRs)

Late in 2019 I start working with a colleague on a common pattern of creating test resources using ARM templates. A script deploys the template using a common set of variables and outputs both common variables and any custom variables that tests for a serv...

As a long-time vim user (though I more commonly use Code these days), I relish the opportunity to improve my experience. I’ve been using Powerline for my bash prompt for a while and even developed a pure PowerShell variant. I wanted to integrate it into ...

Rebasing commits on one topic branch onto another topic branch is a great way to stay productive while waiting for pull requests to be reviewed. Even if subsequent commits are made to the original topic branch, you can still create a subsequent PR with onl...