Bruno Paz articles - 26 total
How to keep software installed from GitHub updated, with Ansible.
The simplest way to install software on Linux based Operating Systems is to use the default package m...
Serverless beyond FaaS
Serverless is more than FaaS.
Paid Developer tools you can´t live without?
Let´s discuss the best paid developer tools
How to create your own auto-completion for JSON and YAML files on VS Code with the help of JSON Schema
In this article, I demonstrate how to create a JSON Schema, to provide auto-completion to Hadolint configuration files on VS Code editor.
Load testing your applications with Artillery
In this article, I show how to use Artillery to load test your application.
My 2019 Personal Tech stack for Web Development
In this article, I will talk a bit about my personal favorite tech stack and related tools for Web Development.
Make your project README stand out with animated GIFs/SVGs
This article shows how you can record a demo of your application to be placed in the project README file using tools like asciinema and svg-term-cli.
Factors to consider when adding third party dependencies to a project
Avoid reinventing the wheel is a good practice when developing any Software project. But adding many third-party dependencies can have a negative impact on your application quality and maintainability. In this article, I highlight some factors to consider, in order to only add the best dependencies to the project.
Building a basic CI/CD pipeline for a Golang application using GitHub Actions
GitHub has announced last week exciting new features for GitHub Actions, including built-in support for CI/CD pipelines. It this post I will show the capabilities of the new GitHub Actions for CI/CD by creating a simple pipeline for a Golang application.
Setup a local DNS server for your projects on Linux with Dnsmasq
In this article, I will explain how to setup a local DNS server on Linux. I will use Dnsmasq, a lightweight DNS server which comes pre-installed in Operating Systems like Ubuntu or Fedora.
What is your´s worst experience with recruiters?
A rant about recruiting in the tech world
Ensure the quality of your Docker Images with these cool tools
In this article, I will present some cool tools that can be used to test and ensure the quality of your Docker image.
Slack for online communities. Cant we do better? What about err.. Forums?
Slack is being used a lot as a platform for online communities to interact but have many limitations. Cant, we do better and have a proper platform tailored for online communities? Maybe looking at old Forums we can have some ideas.
How to start a software project with a quality mindset
Building quality software is not an easy task and requires a lot of practice and experience. In this post, I talk about some topics that I consider essential to implement from day 1 of your project, in order to build a quality driven and sustainable software project.
My experience on mentoring Junior Devs
The ability to proper onboard and coach Junior Devs is essential for any successful company. I have been working closely with Junior Devs almost since the beginning of my career and its something I really enjoy. In this post, I will share my experiences and give some tips about how to be a great mentor.
An introduction to Symfony | The foundation of modern PHP applications
In this post I will give a brief introduction to Symfony and how you can use it to build modern and performant PHP applications.
My experience and learnings from working in a microservices oriented project
In this post I will talk about my experience and learnings from working in a Flights Booking application, following a microservices oriented architecture.
Take control of your Application Windows on Linux with Devilspie
In this post, I will introduce you to an amazing Linux application, called Devilspie. What...
How I organize my knowledge as a Software Engineer
Software Development and Technology in general are areas that evolve at a very fast pace and continuo...
Using Docker Multi-stage builds during development
Docker Multi-stage builds is a great way to build smaller Docker images optimized for production use without having things like build tools in the final image. But what about development? You might need these build tools. In this article I will show you how you can have the best of both worlds with the same Dockerfile and Multi-stage builds.
My Favorite PHP books
In this post, I share some of my favorite PHP books that I consider a must read for any PHP developer.
Docker, PHPStorm and Xdebug, The definitive guide
In this article I will walk through the process of correctly configuring XDebug with PHPStorm and Docker in a Symfony 4 project.
An introduction to Ulauncher Extension Development
Ulauncher is an Extensible and modern Application Launcher for Linux. In this post I will do a quick introduction to Ulauncher and then demonstrate how to build a simple Currency Conversion extension.
Lets all stop the language wars and focus more on building great products
We as developers, have the opportunity to change the world and improve people lives using technology, shouldn't we support everyone that is building something that will be useful for someone, instead of bashing them just because they are using an “inferior” language?
My Linux Development Environment of 2018
In this blog post I will talk a bit about the setup and software of my personal laptop, powered by Linux.
#Discuss - API Level Functional / Integration Tests in a Microservices Architecture
Discussion about best practices for API Level functional tests on a Microservices Architecture.