Posts tagged #tutorial

I hate spam. But even more, I hate emails that look legitimate yet add zero value — the kind you glance at, realize it's just another "We updated our Terms of Service" notification, and delete. I'm registered on 1000+ websites accumulated over 15+ years. Even if each sends one Terms & Conditions update per year, that's roughly 3 emails per day. Every single day. Three more distractions pulling me out of flow. Can I unsubscribe? From some, sure. But many of these are legally mandatory — \[G

Fifteen years ago, at the beginning of my software engineering journey, I wish I had a mentor. Someone senior — a CTO, a founder, anyone who'd been through it — to sit down with me for half an hour and explain how it all actually works. Not the syntax. The thinking. Patterns. Reality. I learned by Googling. The skill back then was asking the right query, finding the right article someone wrote sharing their knowledge. Later YouTube tutorials appeared. But mostly

A shared vacation calendar in Google Workspace is one of those problems that every company has and that is surprisingly still not solved out of the box. You'd think Google would have a native "team vacations" view — they don't. Important to know: Google Calendar has a dedicated "Out of Office" event type — selectable in the event type tabs — that auto-declines meetings and shows your status across Workspace. Most people never use it because they just create a regular

The era when devices are controlled just by thought is almost here. Until then, chat 💬 beats menus and forms as the way to interact with systems — and each other. I recently embedded an AI agent into Jinna, a free invoicing tool. By the way you can log in and create beautiful✨ invoices there, for free! It feels like magic: Ask an AI agent for an invoice, and it creates one. Understands complex requests. Resolves ambiguity. Performs