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Introducing gogocoin — A Self-Hosted Crypto Trading Bot
Tools 2026-03-20

Introducing gogocoin — A Self-Hosted Crypto Trading Bot

A deep dive into gogocoin, a Go-based self-hosted Bitcoin trading bot for bitFlyer. Covers the pluggable strategy architecture, layered design and dependency rules, trading flow, data model, and balance cache.

#Golang#Bitcoin#Trading#Infrastructure
Introducing gohan — A Go Static Site Generator with Incremental Builds
Tools 2026-03-20

Introducing gohan — A Go Static Site Generator with Incremental Builds

A deep dive into gohan, a Go-based static site generator powering bmf-tech.com. Features SHA-256 manifest-driven incremental builds, i18n, Mermaid diagrams, OGP image generation, and a compiled plugin system (Amazon book cards, bookshelf page).

#Golang#SSG#Architecture
Introducing sleyt — A Minimal CSS Framework with Glass Morphism
Tools 2026-03-20

Introducing sleyt — A Minimal CSS Framework with Glass Morphism

An introduction to sleyt, a pure-CSS minimal framework featuring glass morphism design, built-in data visualisation components (bar, line, donut charts), a comprehensive component library, and full dark-mode support — with zero JavaScript runtime dependency.

#CSS#Frontend
Introducing ggc — A Go-Based Git Tool
Tools 2025-06-15

Introducing ggc — A Go-Based Git Tool

A complete walkthrough of ggc: the CLI/interactive split architecture, fuzzy-search engine implementation, Workflow Mode internals, customisable aliases, and cross-platform keybinding profiles.

#Golang#Git#CLI#TUI
New Relic Practical Introduction, 2nd Edition: Fundamentals and Implementation of Observability
Tools 2024-08-10

New Relic Practical Introduction, 2nd Edition: Fundamentals and Implementation of Observability

New Relic Practical Introduction, 2nd Edition: Fundamentals and Implementation of Observability

#New Relic#Book Review
One-liner to Unlock Password-Protected PDFs
Tools 2024-03-29

One-liner to Unlock Password-Protected PDFs

Decrypt password-protected PDFs using QPDF—a powerful command-line tool for removing PDF password restrictions securely.

#PDF#Tips
Notes on Datadog Continuous Testing
Tools 2023-01-31

Notes on Datadog Continuous Testing

Configure Datadog continuous testing with no-code E2E browser tests. Master test recorder, assertions, and self-healing capabilities.

#Datadog
Creating My Own Technology Radar
Tools 2022-12-17

Creating My Own Technology Radar

Create your own Technology Radar using ThoughtWorks framework. Self-host with Docker or access radar.thoughtworks.com platform.

#Technology Radar
How to Stream Keynote Presenter Display with StreamYard
Tools 2021-11-03

How to Stream Keynote Presenter Display with StreamYard

A guide on streaming Keynote presentations using StreamYard while displaying the presenter view.

#Keynote#StreamYard#Tips
How to Use Burp Suite with Google Chrome
Tools 2019-03-22

How to Use Burp Suite with Google Chrome

Steps to configure Burp Suite for use with Chrome.

#Burp Suite#Security#Vulnerability
Creating a Custom Report in Google Analytics
Tools 2018-10-12

Creating a Custom Report in Google Analytics

Build custom Google Analytics reports to track metrics relevant to your site and refine marketing strategy based on data.

#Google Analytics
Getting Started with tmux
Tools 2018-05-22

Getting Started with tmux

Discover tmux terminal multiplexer essentials with keybindings for sessions, windows, panes, and copy mode operations.

#tmux
Revamping My Development Environment to be Vim-like
Tools 2018-05-22

Revamping My Development Environment to be Vim-like

Streamlining development efficiency by integrating Vim and refreshing the development environment.

#tmux#vim#Atom#iTerm
Road to Vimmer
Tools 2018-04-22

Road to Vimmer

Master vim navigation, editing, and text manipulation commands for efficient terminal-based text editing without GUI shortcuts.

#vim#Editor
Understanding UML from Scratch: A Beginner''s Guide
Tools 2016-07-01

Understanding UML from Scratch: A Beginner''s Guide

Understanding UML from Scratch: A Beginner''s Guide

#UML#Book Review