Programming Git Tip: List the Most Recent Branches You Have Been Working On List and switch back and forth between multiple git branches with ease.
Photo Stories Prague in Winter Prague is one of the places, which will always remain in my heart. It does not matter how many times I end up there for the weekend, the excitement is still fresh. I
Weekly Notes Weekly Notes It’s one of those weeks, where you got to build an almost fully functioning product from ground zero. I think, I’ve really missed this kind of thrill in the last couple
Programming Designing Well-Structured REST APIs with Flask-RestPlus: Part 1 This is the first part of a two-part series. In this post, I will introduce Flask-RestPlus and demonstrate how to start organising APIs around its simple REST-based conventions. Next time, I will address
Algotrading A New Stochastic Oscillator? Disclaimer: None of what follows is an actual trading advice. It was meant to educate and share my learning experience with the community, and should not be used as-is for making assumptions about
Kotlin KotlinConf 2018 Recap KotlinConf 2018 took place in beautiful Amsterdam at the beginning of October, and this year, I had the chance to attend. Though only the second edition, KotlinConf has already become something of an
Photo Stories A Photo Recap of the Past Week Wow, it has been quite a week! It is time for a quick photo recap. First, a visit to Bremen, the place where I studied my Master’s and lived for five years.
Dev Culture Software Disenchantment: A Slightly Philosophical Look As a software developer who roams around the social media circles, you might have already stumbled upon Nikita Tonsky's post. I have been tinkering with programming every since I can remember. I have
Programming Python: Automatic Argument Unpacking from a Dictionary Programming often involves creating configuration objects/dicts and passing them around to functions. Let's say we want to pass the following configuration dict to a function: config = { 'prop_a': 'foo', 'prop_b': 'bar'
Data Science Data Science on Your iPad This article is a follow-up transcription to a talk I recently gave at a local Munich machine learning meetup. Unlike my previous talk, this time I wanted to convey the idea of using
Programming Live-reloading of Python Modules in the Python REPL / IPython / Jupyter Console Often, I would work on a Python module and add changes to it live, which I would then want to test immediately. Piece of cake! Add the changes and execute the script again.
Data Science [Pandas] Finding a Row Where One of Its Values Is at a Minimum/Maximum Often, we will want to get to get a specific row, which marks the minimum or maximum of one of its columns. Let's suppose we have the SF Salaries dataset from Kaggle. We
Programming Debugging Network Calls in React Native Using the Chrome Debugger TL;DR! Just give me the code In your index.js file (or your platform-specific index file for that matter), simply add the following line to the top, directly after the import statements:
Programming Kotlin Basics: apply() and copy() Without any doubt, Java is a verbose language. This verbosity of the language makes it easy to understand Java code by new programmers. It is though one of the reasons, why many Java
Programming Kotlin Basics: Create Executable Kotlin JARs, using Gradle Kotlin is great for creating small command-line utilities, which can be packaged and distributed as normal JAR files. This short tutorial will show you how to: Set up a Gradle project that supports
