In this post, I show how to use ANSI escape codes in Bash to colorize terminal logs. A simple logColor function makes errors stand out in red, warnings in yellow, and success messages in green. This small trick greatly improves log readability and helps spot issues faster. I also share my preferred color palette and how to create helper functions for each log level.
A project inspired by Frases Estoicas, delivering one Stoic quote per day in English for a global audience.
A deep dive into building a platform that delivers daily stoic quotes, helping people become more resilient and focused through ancient wisdom
In this post, I share my thoughts on financial independence through the FIRE movement and my plan to achieve it starting side projects. The first one is building a remote job board website, empregoremoto.com.br, as a micro SaaS project. Using my development skills and tools like ChatGPT and Copilot, I'm starting this journey to create recurring income, and I invite you to check out the site if you're looking for remote job opportunities in Brazil.
In this post, I write a bit about a custom script in Perl that enhances the functionality of GREP by adding color-coded search results, an easy way to add new search terms, and filtering lines by specific keywords.
My notes on the first chapter of this wonderful book, with some AI enhancements
Despite general thinking, I like to develop on Windows instead of an Unix-like system. So, after I found out that I can create and use aliases to run scripts on my Windows terminal and automate the annoying task of updating my GIT repository.
My notes on this topic.