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My experience with the Rev-matching technique

Apr 15, 2023 · 5 min read · I was always interested in driving cars as a kid. This interest made it easy for me to learn to drive when I grew up and got the chance. I don’t remember how I heard of this technique but was interested nevertheless. Now, after some time practising, ...

Reducing exceptions in TypeScript

Dec 1, 2022 · 4 min read · Practices I’ve developed for myself when working with different areas of a project in TypeScript. These are all presented with my limited view. The reason for these flows is that I started re-learning Rust and I love how it tells me to handle every c...

TypeScript, a gentle intro

Dec 1, 2022 · 5 min read · At CreditPer, we inherited a codebase that is.. beyond explanation. All JavaScript, no hint of TypeScript. One of the pros mentioned regarding JavaScript is that it is very easy to learn. But it is also a really big con… Anyone can learn a bit of it ...

trunk-based development can work with manual QA

Jul 19, 2022 · 5 min read · Trunk-based development is something I've wanted to try out. However, it's not that easy to implement in a codebase that doesn't have tests. I talked a bit about it with my HoE (Head of Engineering) Ahmad Luqman, they presented good views as to why i...

Diving into DevOps

Apr 20, 2022 · 4 min read · During my brief time working with a company, I started working on the backend of one of their projects. Initial Stages Initially, we had no deployment mechanism. We were opening up ngrok tunnels for the frontend team. After a while, our team lead was...