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How my comment led to a new startup
Tags: startup, saas, news, career
Published: 2024-02-13 12:51:50

This one's for fellow indie hackers who don't engage or are hesitant to build in public. Let me tell you a short story.

A while back, [Feedboard](https://feedboard.app) launched on Product Hunt by Fabio Monzani.

I hardly ever used to engage on Product Hunt. Even if I loved the product, I never used to upvote it. Oddly enough, I had the idea of launching something similar to Feedboard for months prior, so when I saw it, I had to click.

Not only did I click, I also upvoted, registered and commented the following:

> "@ monzanifabio all looks good! It would perhaps be more useful if you could implement a daily/weekly recap of updates to your feed? Or perhaps a snapshot of your feeds at the end of the day or week? The interface is really nice and the features are great but I would find myself a lot more likely checking an email like that than loading up the website. Hope this helps!"

He responded, it was all fine. A few days later, I was having a conversation with someone random on Reddit about getting feedback on one of MY projects. Guess what? It was Fabio!

We exchanged Twitters and ended up hopping on a call. After a bit of discussion, even briefly about an acquisition, we realized that it would align well for us to partner up on Feedboard. 

I won't get into the details of our arrangement but we have been doing some exciting things since then, and we are planning to start a few more projects together in the future!

Moral of the story? Leave that comment.

Do you have any similar stories that led to something bigger than you originally expected?
Remove Gibberish Messages in Git
Tags: git, beginners, learning
Published: 2024-02-13 12:51:36

_I am a perfectionist_.

I want to do everything perfectly, including writing commit messages in Git. Whenever I need to work on new features or fix bugs, I will create a new Git branch.

But, I can't avoid writing crapy and meaningless commit messages, especially when change a piece of code many times just because need to trigger the CI/CD pipelines.

Here is an example. I was working on a new feature of my project. I will create a new branch called **feat/shinning**. After working on the code, here are the commit logs when I type `git log`:

```
commit c62397c29f5a299c814d7a138092fc345448dc05 (HEAD -> installer, origin/installer)
Author: swardana 
Date:   Wed Oct 11 21:22:14 2023 +0700

		change styles

commit 4cbf76038d2d6685dacf0f253341d057ce348f50
Author: swardana 
Date:   Wed Oct 11 21:11:04 2023 +0700

		fix typos

commit 8a5dcd63364263dfda0f2ec38a609c3de53c3c08
Author: swardana 
Date:   Thu Oct 5 21:04:05 2023 +0700

		fix once again

commit 3abc24267d4130a9e9b58c051f406249054a906f (origin/main, main)
Author: swardana 
Date:   Tue Oct 3 22:12:13 2023 +0700

		wrong class
```

Well, now you know how messy and meaningless my commit messages are. I could still merge the **feat/shinning** into the **main**, but I hate to _see that_ on my logs history.

My goal is to _combine all the commits_ into only one _meaningful_ commit message.

There are multiple ways to achieve it. But, what works for me is this. 

**Step 1: Working with temporary branch**

Rather than create a proper branch, I will create a temporary branch and I could put many crapy or silly commit messages there.

```
$ git checkout -b tmp/shinning
```

**Step 2: Create proper branch**

When done with the changes and ready to merge it, I will create a new branch from the commit in the **main** branch where the **temporary branch** is initiated.

```
$ git checkout main
$ git checkout -b feat/shinning ecddf76
```

**Step 3: Merge the temporary branch to the real branch with --squash option**

```
$ git merge --squash tmp/shinning
$ git commit # without -m
```

When enter the `git commit`, _without -m_, an editor should be popup with all the commit logs, and files changed from the **tmp/shinning**. I will delete everything and write proper commit message.

**Step 4: Merge the real branch to main**

This is the last and final step, merge the real branch to the **main**.

```
$ git checkout main
$ git merge feat/shinning
```

Finally, it's done. With this, I could avoid any crapy and messy commit messages in my logs history.

This is inspired from the [Stack Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/a/60714645/5852226) answer which refer to this [Github Wiki](https://github.com/rotati/wiki/wiki/Git:-Combine-all-messy-commits-into-one-commit-before-merging-to-Master-branch).
jQuery
Published: 2024-02-13 12:44:19

learn : [jQuery](https://www.w3schools.com/jquery/default.asp)

## jQuery Selectors
element Selector // $("p")
id Selector // $("#test")
class Selector // $(".test")

```js
$("p")
$("#test")
$(".test")
```

## jQuery Event Methods
**Mouse Events**
click
dblclick // double-clicks
mouseenter // mouse pointer enters
mouseleave // mouse pointer leaves
hover // mouseenter() + mouseleave()
**Keyboard Events**
keypress
keydown
keyup
**Form Events**
submit
change
focus
blur // loses focus
**Document/Window Events**
load
resize
scroll
unload

**on()** // for one or more event handlers
```js
$("p").on("click", function(){
  $(this).hide();
});
```
```js
$("p").on({
  mouseenter: function(){
    $(this).css("background-color", "lightgray");
  },
  mouseleave: function(){
    $(this).css("background-color", "lightblue");
  },
  click: function(){
    $(this).css("background-color", "yellow");
  }
});
```

**$(document).ready()** // The $(document).ready() method allows us to execute a function when the document is fully loaded.


## jQuery Effects
jQuery Hide/Show
jQuery Fade
jQuery Slide
jQuery Animate
jQuery stop()
jQuery Callback
jQuery Chaining

## jQuery HTML
jQuery Get
jQuery Set
jQuery Add
jQuery Remove
jQuery CSS Classes
jQuery css()
jQuery Dimensions

## jQuery Traversing
jQuery Traversing
jQuery Ancestors
jQuery Descendants
jQuery Siblings
jQuery Filtering

## jQuery AJAX
jQuery AJAX Intro
jQuery Load
jQuery Get/Post

## jQuery Misc
jQuery noConflict()
jQuery Filters
Mastering Cybersecurity: Defend, Detect, Respond
Published: 2024-02-13 12:39:02




Embark on a transformative journey into the dynamic realm of cybersecurity with our comprehensive course, "Mastering Cybersecurity: Defend, Detect, Respond." In an era where digital threats continue to evolve, acquiring the skills to safeguard sensitive information and systems is not just a choice but a necessity. This course is meticulously crafted to equip participants with the knowledge and practical expertise needed to navigate the intricate landscape of cybersecurity confidently.

**Key Learning Objectives:**

1. **Cybersecurity Fundamentals:** Establish a solid foundation by delving into the core principles, terminology, and frameworks that underpin the world of cybersecurity.

2. **Threat Intelligence and Analysis:** Explore the ever-evolving threat landscape, dissecting the anatomy of malware, understanding social engineering tactics, and gaining insights into emerging cyber threats.

3. **Defensive Strategies:** Learn the art of fortifying networks, systems, and applications through encryption, access controls, and robust security architectures.

4. **Incident Detection and Response:** Develop the skills to identify and respond to cybersecurity incidents promptly, minimizing potential damage and ensuring a swift recovery.

5. **Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing:** Delve into the mindset of cyber attackers through ethical hacking techniques, discovering and remediating vulnerabilities before they can be exploited maliciously.

6. **Security Operations Center (SOC) Practices:** Gain practical knowledge of SOC operations, threat monitoring, and incident coordination, preparing you for real-world scenarios.

7. **Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance (GRC):** Understand the principles of risk assessment, compliance frameworks, and effective governance to ensure a holistic approach to cybersecurity.

**Course Format:**
- Engaging Lectures by Industry Experts
- Hands-On Labs and Simulations
- Real-World Case Studies
- Group Discussions and Collaborative Projects
- Certification Exam Preparation

**Who Should Enroll:**
- IT Security Professionals
- Network Administrators
- System Analysts
- Cybersecurity Enthusiasts
- Risk Management Professionals

**Prerequisites:**
Basic knowledge of IT concepts is recommended, but the course is designed to accommodate participants with varying levels of experience.

Enroll in "Mastering Cybersecurity: Defend, Detect, Respond" and empower yourself to be a guardian of the digital realm. Acquire the skills that organizations seek in cybersecurity professionals and become a key player in securing the future of digital ecosystems. Join us on this transformative journey today!
Introduction to Cloud Computing
Published: 2024-02-13 12:32:23




**Course Overview:**
This course provides an introduction to cloud computing, covering essential concepts, technologies, and services offered by major cloud providers. Students will learn the fundamentals of cloud computing, including its benefits, deployment models, and service models. Practical exercises and case studies will be included to reinforce learning.

**Course Outline:**

1. **Module 1: Introduction to Cloud Computing**
   - Overview of cloud computing
   - Evolution and history of cloud computing
   - Benefits and challenges of cloud computing
   - Common misconceptions
   
2. **Module 2: Cloud Deployment Models**
   - Public, private, hybrid, and multi-cloud deployment models
   - Characteristics and use cases of each deployment model
   - Considerations for selecting the appropriate deployment model
   
3. **Module 3: Cloud Service Models**
   - Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
   - Platform as a Service (PaaS)
   - Software as a Service (SaaS)
   - Function as a Service (FaaS) / Serverless computing
   - Comparison of service models
   
4. **Module 4: Major Cloud Providers**
   - Overview of major cloud providers (AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform)
   - Services offered by each provider
   - Market share and industry trends
   
5. **Module 5: Cloud Security**
   - Security challenges in the cloud
   - Identity and Access Management (IAM)
   - Data encryption and privacy
   - Compliance and governance
   
6. **Module 6: Cloud Migration and Architecture**
   - Strategies for cloud migration
   - Cloud-native architecture principles
   - High availability and scalability in the cloud
   - Cost optimization
   
7. **Module 7: Case Studies and Practical Exercises**
   - Real-world case studies of successful cloud adoption
   - Hands-on exercises using cloud services (e.g., deploying a virtual machine, setting up a web application)
   - Best practices and lessons learned
   
8. **Module 8: Future Trends in Cloud Computing**
   - Emerging technologies and trends (e.g., edge computing, serverless architecture, AI/ML in the cloud)
   - Career opportunities and professional development in cloud computing

**Course Requirements:**
- Basic understanding of computer systems and networking concepts
- Access to a computer with internet connectivity
- Optional: Familiarity with Linux command line (for hands-on exercises)

**Course Format:**
- Online lectures with slide presentations
- Quizzes and assessments to test understanding
- Hands-on exercises and labs using cloud platforms
- Discussion forums for student interaction and Q&A

**Course Duration:**
- Recommended duration: 8-10 weeks
- Flexible scheduling with self-paced learning options

This outline provides a comprehensive overview of the key topics to cover in an introductory cloud computing course. Instructors can tailor the content and depth of each module based on the target audience and learning objectives.
TOP 10 CLOUD COMPUTING COURSE
Published: 2024-02-13 12:18:37

As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, I can provide you with a list of popular cloud computing courses. Keep in mind that the popularity and availability of courses may change over time, so it's a good idea to check the latest reviews and updates before enrolling. Here are ten notable cloud computing courses:

1. **AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C02)**
   - Offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS)
   - Certification course focusing on AWS architecture and best practices.

2. **Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert**
   - Offered by Microsoft
   - Certification course covering Azure architecture and design.

3. **Google Cloud Professional Cloud Architect Certification**
   - Offered by Google Cloud
   - Certification course focused on designing and managing Google Cloud solutions.

4. **CCSP - Certified Cloud Security Professional**
   - Offered by (ISC)²
   - A certification for professionals specializing in cloud security.

5. **Coursera: Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure**
   - Offered by Google Cloud on Coursera
   - Covers foundational GCP infrastructure concepts.

6. **Udacity: Cloud Developer Nanodegree Program**
   - Offered by Udacity
   - A comprehensive program covering cloud development skills with a focus on Google Cloud.

7. **edX: Introduction to Cloud Computing with Microsoft Azure**
   - Offered by Microsoft on edX
   - An introductory course to cloud computing with a focus on Microsoft Azure.

8. **IBM Cloud Essentials**
   - Offered by IBM
   - Provides foundational knowledge about cloud computing with a focus on IBM Cloud.

9. **CompTIA Cloud+**
   - Offered by CompTIA
   - A vendor-neutral certification covering various cloud service models and cloud deployment.

10. **Linux Academy / A Cloud Guru: AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner**
    - Offered by Linux Academy / A Cloud Guru
    - A beginner-level certification course for understanding AWS cloud basics.

Before enrolling in any course, make sure to review the course content, read reviews from other learners, and check the prerequisites to ensure it aligns with your current skill level and career goals. Additionally, there may be new courses or updates to existing ones, so it's advisable to check the latest information from the respective training providers.
I am working on new product development for Blockchain developers
Published: 2024-02-13 12:28:41

I would request All the Dev to take this survey, please find the link. Thank you so much for all your support.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeAFHh2h_zfCW_CpZ_Pdx5bDdvx486xDsNsMX-sQWu-1NtKbQ/viewform
Casa Solutions - Interiors & Exteriors...Best Interior Designers in Kerala
Tags: interiordesigners, bestinteriordesigners, budgetedinteriordesigners, homeinterior
Published: 2024-02-13 12:23:14

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Angular (17+) Signals Theme
Tags: angular, themes, signal, typescript
Published: 2024-02-13 12:20:53

## Angular Signal as Reactive theme

- Signals Rule! Re-imagine Dynamic Theming with Angular Signals
- Dynamic Themes, Simplified: The Power of Angular Signals. Upgrade easily your theming game to Reactive Style Changes with Angular Signals
- Simplify and Enhance Your Styling: Go Reactive with Angular Signals. Boost Theme Flexibility: Leverage Angular Signals for Dynamic Styling

## Goal

- Streamlined Service: Leveraging Angular Signals, we simplified our service by employing the signal function to create a theme signal, eliminating the necessity for a `BehaviorSubject`.
- Reactive Theme Switching: Within the component, we now have direct access to the theme through the signal. This guarantees that our component template promptly responds to any changes in the theme.
- Coordinated State Access: Using `themeService.themeSignal()`, we can directly retrieve the current theme, ensuring seamless synchronization of the theme state throughout the application.

## Demo
[Angular Signal Theme](https://stackblitz.com/edit/stackblitz-starters-f2lzzc)

## Code (Github)
[Angular Signal Theme](https://github.com/leolanese/Angular-Signals-Theme/tree/main)

---
### :100: <i>Thanks!</i>
#### Now, don't be an stranger. Let's stay in touch!

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🔊 Let's Talk Workplace Dynamics! 🔊
Tags: workplacedynamics, communitysupport, empowerment, discuss
Published: 2024-02-13 12:19:56


Ever found yourself in a situation where you're feeling unheard or undervalued at work? 🤔 We've all been there! But fear not, because we're here to spark a conversation and gather some wisdom from our amazing community.

How do you handle it when you're feeling like your voice isn't being heard or you're not getting the recognition you deserve? 🗣️💼 Share your tips, tricks, and personal experiences in the comments below! Let's support each other and navigate these challenges together. Your insights could make all the difference for someone else facing a similar situation. 🌟

Remember, we're stronger together! 💪 Let's empower each other to thrive in the workplace and beyond.
Notes from non-developer
Tags: beginners, programming, crypto
Published: 2024-02-13 12:16:06

Just over a year ago, my ex-boyfriend introduced me to the world of cryptocurrencies and crypto exchanges! 
I got so drawn into it that I started registering and using various exchanges to compare them! 
As per his advice, the first crypto exchange for me was, of course, the one with Ukrainian roots - WhiteBIT! 
By the way, it helped me a lot to understand everything thanks to its user-friendly interface and the ability to try trading with demo tokens!
Then there were crypto exchanges Binance, Bybit, OKX & Coinbase.
What's your story of getting into crypto?
Dominando o Tratamento de Erros com try e catch em TypeScript
Tags: typescript, trycatch, webdev
Published: 2024-02-13 12:12:52

No mundo do desenvolvimento de software, a robustez e a confiabilidade das aplicações são fundamentais. Uma parte crucial da construção de software resiliente é o efetivo gerenciamento de erros. Em TypeScript, uma extensão tipada de JavaScript, o tratamento de erros é frequentemente realizado utilizando as declarações try e catch. Neste post, vamos explorar como você pode utilizar essas ferramentas para escrever código mais seguro e confiável.

## O que é try e catch?

try e catch são blocos de construção em TypeScript e JavaScript usados para capturar e tratar erros que ocorrem durante a execução do programa. O bloco try executa um conjunto de instruções, e se um erro ocorrer, a execução é imediatamente transferida para o bloco catch, onde o erro pode ser tratado.


```
try {
  // Código que pode gerar um erro
} catch (error) {
  // Código para tratar o erro
}
```

## Por que usar try e catch?

Utilizar try e catch permite que você controle a execução do programa mesmo na presença de erros. Isso é especialmente útil em operações que dependem de fatores externos, como chamadas de rede, manipulação de arquivos, ou qualquer operação que tenha uma chance de falhar.


## Exemplos de Uso

Vejamos um exemplo prático de como usar try e catch para tratar erros de uma chamada de API:


```
async function fetchData(url: string): Promise<void> {
  try {
    const response = await fetch(url);
    const data = await response.json();
    console.log(data);
  } catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof TypeError) {
      console.error("Houve um problema com o tipo de dados.");
    } else if (error instanceof RangeError) {
      console.error("Erro: Fora do intervalo permitido.");
    } else {
      console.error("Erro desconhecido:", error);
    }
  }
}
```


## Melhores Práticas

- Tipagem de erros: Aproveite a tipagem de TypeScript para tratar diferentes tipos de erros de forma específica.

- Evite blocos try excessivamente grandes: Isso pode tornar o código difícil de ler e manter. Foque nas operações que realmente podem lançar erros.

- Não ignore erros: Sempre trate os erros capturados de forma adequada, seja através de logs, mensagens ao usuário, ou outras ações de recuperação.

## Conclusão

O tratamento de erros com try e catch é uma técnica poderosa em TypeScript para construir aplicações mais robustas e confiáveis. Ao entender e aplicar essas estruturas corretamente, você pode prevenir muitos comportamentos inesperados e melhorar a experiência do usuário. Lembre-se de seguir as melhores práticas e usar a tipagem de erros a seu favor para lidar com situações específicas de forma mais eficaz.

Espero que este post tenha esclarecido o uso de try e catch em TypeScript e como você pode aplicá-los para melhorar o gerenciamento de erros em suas aplicações. Se tiver alguma dúvida ou sugestão, não hesite em deixar um comentário abaixo. Feliz codificação!
💰 Unlocking Value: A CFO's Guide to Strategic Data Monetization 💼📈
Tags: datamonetization, dataanalytics, datastrategies
Published: 2024-02-13 12:07:26

As a CFO, maximizing revenue streams is key to driving growth and sustainability. In today's data-driven world, strategic [data monetization](https://www.softwebsolutions.com/resources/data-monetization-guide-for-cfo.html) presents a lucrative opportunity to leverage your organization's data assets for increased profitability. Here's your guide to strategic data monetization:

Identify Valuable Data Assets: Start by identifying the data assets within your organization that have the potential to generate value. This could include customer transaction data, market insights, operational metrics, or proprietary algorithms.

Understand Market Demand: Assess market demand for the data you possess. Identify potential buyers or partners who could benefit from access to your data insights. Understand their needs and pain points to tailor your data offerings accordingly.

Monetization Strategies: Explore different monetization strategies based on your organization's goals and market dynamics. This could involve selling raw data, offering subscription-based access to data analytics platforms, or entering into strategic partnerships for joint data ventures.

Data Governance and Compliance: Ensure robust data governance and compliance processes to protect the integrity and security of your data assets. Implement measures to maintain data privacy, confidentiality, and regulatory compliance, building trust with data buyers and partners.

Value Proposition Communication: Clearly communicate the value proposition of your data offerings to potential buyers or partners. Highlight the unique insights and competitive advantages they can gain from access to your data, positioning it as a strategic asset worth investing in.

Monetization Metrics and ROI: Establish metrics to track the performance and ROI of your data monetization initiatives. Measure key indicators such as revenue generated, customer acquisition, and retention, as well as the impact on overall profitability and business growth.

By strategically monetizing your data assets, CFOs can unlock new revenue streams, drive business innovation, and create sustainable competitive advantages. Embrace data monetization as a strategic imperative to fuel your organization's success in today's data-driven economy!

#CFOInsights #DataMonetization #RevenueGrowth #BusinessStrategy #DataAssets #DigitalTransformation #Profitability