The following blog post illustrates how to use pre-commit hooks in a git workflow.

Pre-commit is a simple method for running abitrary commands prior to a Git commit. It allows automation of checks, such as code formatting, linting, security audits, and more, ensuring code quality and consistency. Hooks are typically …

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A quick blog post on using nix with Firebase.

Getting Firebase to work with Nix just requires a few package to get going 😂 If you have worked with Firebase, you know setting up the environment can be royal pain. Never fear, Nix can help with getting you ready to start developing locally.

Firebase provides a fantastic …

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A quick blog post on using nix with Go.

Wait go isnt your jam 🤯, then swap out Go package with your favourite language 😂

Nix-Shell is my favourite part of Nix. Using Nix-Shell, you can temporarily install packages, but keep that new machine feel.

Go excels at building fast, efficient applications. Nix excels at …

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Overview

While revising for some Kubernetes exams, I realised I havent done a blog post on some useful commands.

The third blog post covers the patch command. For alot of situations patch can be a more straightforward approach to updating similar files. If you are not familiar with patch, it takes the ouput from a diff …

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Overview

While revising for some Kubernetes exams, I realised I havent done a blog post on some useful commands.

The second blog post covers the diff command.

The diff command in Linux is a powerful utility used to compare files line by line. It identifies the differences between two files and outputs these changes in …

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