tezos Sliq Sliq is a techelson testrunner for liquidity programs. It allows you to easily write and test smart contracts for the Tezos blockchain. Sliq is a JavaScript cli application wrapping a docker image containing
docker Introducing Chronos 🙌 👀🔙👆 Chronos is a scheduled task runner built for docker cloud environments. The common way to manage scheduled tasks is still to use cron. When managing a complex infrastructure this quickly becomes tedious. Keeping
tezos Tezos Baking Exporter Devops is currenly my bread and butter. For the different infra I manage I like to collect metrics using Prometheus. When it came time to design and host a Tezos baking infra I
react Testing React components React offers (imho) a paradigm shifting technology for client side web applications - or GUIs in general for that matter. If you haven't already; give it a try! One of the things I
docker Dock in the clouds Tired of having virtualbox and a thousand docker containers dragging your macbook air down in the mud? Put your docker host in the clouds! In this post we will create a docker host
docker Tiny node containers My favorite language at the moment is javascipt. It's fun & functional! Since I'm also working quite a bit with docker, I've been frustrated with the size of nodejs docker images. A typical
Tech Vagrant skydocking I've been working quite a bit with docker lately. If you haven't yet checked it out, it's about time. Docker is already popping paradigms. A bridge over vagrant water Since I'm on OSX
Tech Out of sorts My first real fight with fonts. Disclaimer Before I even start this I should probably state that this adventure leads into unfamiliar terrain, and over half my findings are probably half-witted nonsense. There.
Tech Zero Todo Todo workflow for inbox zeroists. I'm an inbox zeroist; my inbox is my todo list. For us (well, for me at least) todo applications quikly get neglected. I love their shiny UI's and
Tech JSON Schema Validation Your probably talking JSON with a RESTful api, right? If you care about creating a great experience, you need to take error handling seriously. Handling timeouts and http error codes is pretty straight
