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In this post, we will see a docker build example of a node js API application starting from slow and ending up in a ~10x faster build. I have already talked about the reasons to use docker for development environment. I have also mentioned how docker changed the way we software engineers work and multi-stage docker build in past posts. For this one let’s focus on the docker build example with faster build in mind.

There are many qualities of a great software engineer that will make you stand out. Among them, these 3 are crucial for you to become a great software engineer and leave the competition behind. Surely technical qualities matter a lot to be counted as a superior software engineer. On the other hand, this post is geared towards the non-technical aspects of software engineering.

Being productive will mean different things to different people. In this post, I will list 5+ free productivity software that has helped me get more things done or get something done better. The top 3 free productivity software mentioned in this writeup deal with either time tracking or time management. Then, there is mention of other useful software that aids in your productivity.

Learn how to start a tech startup with no money. You might think I am joking but I am not. In this no-fuss technical guide, I will walk you through the process to start a tech startup. This guide will not dive deep into the technical details. If you know technical things like how to set up a DNS, dockerize your applications, etc you can glue together a tech startup for no cost at all.

The $300 free credit for 12 months is key to getting your startup off the ground for around 9-10 months. Let’s get started:

There are multiple ways to create small pull requests for a single task. This post discusses an easy way to do it which has no impact on production code. The steps are laid out in a way that small pull requests will be reviewed faster with no effect on production too. Let’s see how that happens with enable code last:

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