Which problem does it solve?

1. Whenever I started a new project, I would spend the first few days setting everything up - Java11 (.NET with c# nowadays), maven configuration, docker, microservices communication, databases config etc. This process took way too much time.

2. When learning a new programming language or framework, by the time I needed to use it, I had often forgotten how to set everything up. This approach saves me time in the long run and forces me to really learn how to use the new technology.

3. For technical tests during job hunting, it allows me to save time and focus entirely on the code challenge.

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Which problem does it solve?

Since the beginning of my programming career, I’ve been writting small notes and how-to’s in Markdown. This approachhelps me avoid relearning the same thing twice and saves me from repeteadly searching for solutions for obscure problems.

Over time, this collection grew significantly, and I needed a more efficient way to index, access, and search through all my information. Building a website that also serves as a portfolio seemed like the best long-term solution.

Technology Stack

• Ruby
• Jekyll
• Liquid
• Markdown
• Gitlab CI/CD
• HTML, CSS, vanilla JS

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