For many non-technical people, the command line (commonly also referred to as CLI, Terminal, bash, or shell) is a place full of mysteries. Thankfully you only need to know a handful of commands to start feeling comfortable and use Terminal to speed up your work.

Google updated its policy when it comes to SSL certificates back in 2017, resulting in any site using forms without SSL certificate enabled is marked as "unsecured". Lack of SSL connection to your website will also result in lower SEO ranking. There's really no excuse for not having an https connection on your website in 2020!

Recently I had to create a backend admin view for data obtained from the iOS app. With most of the client’s budget allocated towards the iOS application development (duh) we had to come up with a quick way to set up the backend for the project.

My new website is finally completed. This month I’ve decided to finally close the project completely emptying my backlog. Here it is a redesign of a redesign that I’ve started 13 months ago...

Using FTP programs to add every change on your projects is not only annoying but also time-consuming. Fortunately, there’s a quick fix for that, which is going to save you lots of time in the long run.

This summer was certainly rich in code - I created my website, gained Front End Certification via Free Code Camp, completed Coursera Full Stack Specialization Courses that focuses on MEAN Stack working and developing websites for clients at the same time.