Bitcoin, Crypto payments & Linux (moving out of my comfort zone) At the beginning of 2019, I was working on the C#-SDK for AtomicPay, a crypto payment provider. I was also working on a mobile ...

What’s the app about? The app is about fishing knots. It sounds boring for most people, but for me, this app made me becoming a developer. So I have a somewhat emotional connection to it. It was b...

After a lot of project unloading, deleting our custom configurations back and forth and project file modifications, we finally found a workaround to continue our work by browsing other/similar issu...

The documentation recommends using Effects when we just want to change properties on the underlying native control. I have begun to love Effects as they make my code more readable. With Effects, I ...

As I am moving forward in my current Linux journey, I recently came into a situation where a second user would have been handy. So I tried a few things to create the new user and allow the new user...

One year ago, I began my journey in the crypto and blockchain area. Recently, multiple circumstances made me thinking about my own crypto-related server. Of course, I choose Azure for running this ...

What the h*** is a Gist? In case you never heard of Gist, it is an easy to use way to share code files hosted by Github. Everyone with a user account can use this feature, and now that also the pr...

Update: The application I used to determine this blog post is portrait only, that’s why I totally missed the landscape part. I have to thank Timo Partl, who pointed me to that fact on Twitter. I up...

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Internal libraries Writing (or copy and pasting) the same code over and over again is one of those things I try to avoid when writing code. For quite some time, I already organize such code in lib...