Today I learned Go. Sound too simple? it actually is! Go was first presented in 2014, pretty new compared to the other popular programming languages like Python (first release in 1991, v3.0 in 2008), C (1972), C++ (1985), and java (1995). The main reason was to create a programming language that will be as easy…
Month: January 2022
How Basic Makefiles Work
Today I learned how makefiles work. Makefile is a recipe of what commands to run and in what sequence to compile or build your software. Usually, a makefile will look like that: looks scary? let’s go line by line and see what it means: The first line obj_files = foo.c bar.c just statically says that…
Hello World! and Why I Started This Blog
The time is mid-2020, not only that we start to have Corinavirous everywhere, I got the 2nd most terrifying news people can get – “You are getting fired!”. This was half a year after moving from a network analyst position to a DevOps position. At first, I knew that this is not the end of…