GitFit: Because Your Morning Run Deserves a Green Square Too
What does your GitHub contribution graph say about you? If you’re like me, it says you write code. You commit features, fix bugs, refactor messy functions. Some weeks the graph lights up green. Other weeks? Dark, empty squares that whisper “where were you?” But here’s the thing: those empty weeks?...
The Comepaolo Blog: How I built my personal website
How has this website been built? If you work in software and you’re wandering around my blog, maybe this is the first question that comes to mind. Is the blog powered by a CMS? Is it just a static websit, an Angular PWA? Could I build something similar for myself?...
MaldiniCV: How I automated my Curriculum Vitae with GitHub Actions
Every student coming from a science-related university has, at some point, experimented with writing documents in LaTeX. It’s a neat system designed for preparing documents, mostly used for academic purposes (nearly every scientific paper in the world is written in LaTeX), but not limited to that. Unlike tools such as...