List of articles

• Solving Trigonometry the programmer way

  Published Jun 15, 2020 This post contemplates me, stupidly solving a fairly difficult Trigonometry problem, the programmer way.

• Self-hosted reversed tunnel for integration-heavy network application development

  Published Jun 11, 2020 Are you developing some kind of chatbot, or perhaps integrating your app with Facebook Messenger? You may find yourself in need of a reverse HTTP or TCP tunnel, ngrok is an example of such tunnels. They are great at the marketing stuff, turning other solutions to dust, but lesser-known open-sourced self-hosted solutions do exist.

• Duck typing is not about convenience; it is about accepting

  Published May 31, 2020 People said that duck typing is about trading-off safety for convenience. While, to some extends, it is true, but it is not the big idea behind the philosophy and the discipline. The big ideas are all about accepting other people, being accepted by others, and evolutions by the acceptance.

• People are more important than software

  Published Jan 18, 2020 Sigh, another bad day for me. I just involved in a bad software situation recently. I disagreed with all other management personnel in my current organization. One thing I want to make it clear to everyone open to listening is, “People are more important than software”.

• Plug and play UART devices (USB alike)

  Published Dec 22, 2019 We released another fine quality embedded system module to add connection safety to all serial devices. So, our devices will be foolproofed to the point that most end users can handle the connection for the devices themselves.

• The best software-based contact debouncer

  Published Mar 9, 2019 I just created one of the best contact debouncer libraries, be sure to check it out on the “Button Debounce” GitHub repository.

• The mitigation for the instability of STM8 EEPROM

  Published Jan 5, 2019 I hope you read this article if you have a project involving EEPROM on STM8 controller. Lets me walk you through the hardware bug I found along with my proposed mitigation.