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Why You Need A Portal If You Want to Serve Developers When you’re teaching a kid to drive, you don’t hand them a car key, the operation manual for the car and then leave them to figure it out. Of cour…
Welcome to FUNCTION12, the ultimate design-to-code platform for developers. So, let me guess. You are looking for a design to code tool and have either searched for ‘design to code’, ‘Figma to code’, …
This is a follow-up blog post to a previous article on enhance your developer experience with Windows Terminal and PowerShell, specifically with regard to the setup of oh-my-posh Based on the website,…
A few months back, I read an interesting story where astronauts in the International Space Station had to abandon a mission and seek shelter due to a cloud of orbital debris. According to an article b…
Hey👋🏻, chums. I hope you all are doing great!!!👍🏻😊 Today I'll share with you the heavy free learning resources for developers on GitHub. 1. Free Programming Books In my opinion, this is a websi…
Cloud environment is fragmented. We know it; AWS makes no exception! While the AWS CLI already allows managing multiple accounts, the console experience is still far behind: it allows one connected se…
Code Signing Certificates are the major security tools for any developer or software publishing organisation since they shield the code of software, files, or applications from getting tampered with when they are digitally signed, as well a…
When you are coding, you may want to take a photo of your work to share it in your social media or presentations. Here, I am going to share 5 tools that help you to create beautiful code snippet image…
Toolbx is a tool for Linux systems, and specifically Fedora, that creates and manages development environment containers. Its purpose is to group development dependencies in a mutable container separa…
Get the ultimate perspective on all the work in progress in your repository and how it compares or possibly conflicts with the changes you are making on your own branch with GitLive’s new Repository V…
