Invoking the Builder Within

Ndagi Stanley

Self-identified as a DIGERATI, in this publication; Stan writes to a technical audience in line with his personal mantra: invoke the builder within and serve

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Rummaging through the plethora of writing tools

The business of writing Cover Photo by Jess Bailey on Unsplash A bit of history Writing can be described as mankind's most enduring technologies! But when did it all start? Wikipedia and this post expounds on that history so well. Based on our title...

Making @Hashnode and @Twitter work well together | A 3-pronged #tip

Preface Hashnode primes a reader to give a shoutout to the author of a post using the Say Thanks! button on the left of the blog post. It's just below the emojis: Say Thanks! button 👈 The button is somewhere here The button ☝️ is used to share a po...

Calling all technical writers... to @CircleCI

Are you conversant with CI/CD (Continuous Integration/ Continuous Deployment)? If so then I bet you've heard about CircleCI; a leader in cloud-native continuous integration and deployment. If not, I suggest you read this guide to see what it is all...

Tip: Dark mode for Jupyter Notebooks

If this was an article it would be entitled Theming Jupyter notebook. However, since it falls in the tip category, I'll make it short hence the current title. Jupyter makes code writing interactive and allows you to publish as you would an article. ...

JavaScript Stacks

Javascript is rightly called the lingua franca of the web. So learning it should be a good thing, right? Yes, because you'll basically be able to build anything on the web. I prefer the use of build rather than create since build immediately alludes ...