highlights Zero to Hero Weekly | Issue 9 — How to Make Yourself Heard Do you hold back in meetings? Are you unsure how to jump in and make yourself heard? Do you often go unnoticed when everyone is excited about a topic? If yes, then I have a recommendation for you.
highlights Zero to Hero Weekly | Issue 8 — Who Are You? Being rejected by (pick your top company or college of your choice) can suck. Yet, neither rejection nor acceptance defines you: You define you.
highlights Zero to Hero Weekly | Issue 7 — Who Else Journals Daily? Do you keep a journal? If not, you should. Your journal also helps to start your day with a set of probing questions. Here are the five questions I ask myself every single day and how those questions change and shape my life…
highlights Zero to Hero Weekly | Issue 6 — Earn the Promotion You Deserve Welcome to the sixth issue of Zero to Hero Weekly. This week, I did a lot of work behind the scenes, so there are not many new articles to read for you folks. And still, I have a ton to talk about, so here we go.
use cases Creating ECR Repositories In this quick video, we’ll create an AWS ECR repo and set up our development environment to interact with it.
highlights Zero to Hero Weekly | Issue 5 — Be Kind Welcome to the fifth issue of Zero to Hero Weekly. This week was full of new videos and articles. It was a productive week overall. Let’s jump right in.
use cases How To Work With Private Go Repositories Go works seamlessly when the code that you are working with resides in public repositories. However, suppose you maintain your projects in private repositories. In that case, you need to tweak your environment a little to be able to work with your private Go modules.
development Volkan Uses… Here, you’ll find, hardware, software, and application stacks that I prefer using. Without further ado, let’s begin.
use cases Let’s Create a Syslog Logger In this article, we’ll create a logging wrapper module that will log messages to Syslog: a standard network-based logging protocol that works on a wide variety of different types of devices and applications.
use cases Make Your Code Leaner By Extracting Methods In this article, we’ll see an example of method extraction. We’ll make our code less repetitive, cleaner, and easier to follow.
use cases Here’s a Technique to Ensure Environment Variables Are Set Before Starting a Microservice How do you make sure that your microservice does not start if any of the environment variables it depends on is missing? And how do you do this with the least amount of maintenance overhead. In this article, we’ll cover it.
use cases Here Are the Repositories, Tools, and Services We’ll Use for FizzBuzz Pro In this use case, we’ll look into the repositories and services that we are going to use in FizzBuzz Pro. This is just the beginning; it’ll be an awesome journey that I’ll share every single step with y’all: While we are working hard creating stuff, you’ll feel right in the kitchen 👩🍳.
highlights Zero to Hero Weekly | Issue 4 — Have You Fizzed that Buzz? While I still don’t understand the efficacy of asking algorithmic puzzles in choosing the best candidate, apparently the rest of the industry does not think like me. From startups to big corporations, everyone is drinking the same kool-aid—So, maybe it’s time to Fizz that Buzz.
