An update on my Maven release workflow, in other words, how I release Maven libraries into the Maven central repository.

In this post I’m describing my current setup regarding releasing a versioned library into Maven central repository.

In this post, I’m playing with releasing a subset of libraries from a Maven monorepo.

Some time ago, I thought of hacking on some really old C/C++ code I had written. I have a VirtualBox image running Windows 2000 and Visual Studio 6 (yes, that old). However, I also wanted to be able to run the code in modern Visual Studio 2019. Verifying that I haven’t broken anything means I would have to manually build my code on two different IDEs. That’s just boring. Instead, I hacked together a way of running my build for both Visual Studio versions.

This post shows how to use git subtree commands to move git repositories around. Perfect if you’re indecisive about monorepo vs multirepo.

In this post, I’m showing a way to setup a monorepo with Lerna, taking into account some pitfalls when publishing to npm.

This is the 2nd part of learning QBasic, still figuring out how QBasic works in order to write an interpreter for it.

I noticed at work the other day that GitLab renders mermaid diagrams automatically in README files. I wanted to implement the same for my blog.

In this post, I’m using Dropwizard together with the Immutables library and sharing some thoughts on OOP.

I’ve been writing an interpreter for QBasic for quite some time now, since March 28th to be precise. This was something I always wanted to do. In the process, I am learning Rust, which I like a lot. But, as I implement feature after feature, I am learning QBasic as well, especially things a developer normally never has to worry about.