Blog posts

• Lovely London Trip

  I have been thinking for a long time about how should I continue my blog writing. Right now, I am standing underneath Tower Bridge in London and I got so many inspirations on what should I write about, but the first article should be about our trip to London. This time I want to try an experiment. Instead of writing this blog post, I am going to dictate it over to my phone and do some edits after. I've found that I can put my thoughts much quicker into something that can be edited. I know that I haven't been posting my weekly posts since June, but to be honest, I had to find some motivation over time and I will be not continuing with weeklies anymore. I would much rather post something with a theme around my life.

• Our attempt at Rusty game jam - Weekly #25-2022

  Long time no see! I noticed that I haven't even posted about our wedding day.

• Treasure hunt - Weekly #18-2022

  I have so much news that I have no idea where to start. This one would be one of those posts that I will revisit many times to be able to look back and analyze what were my feelings and where I've stood and how I coped with them.

• Happy Easter - Weekly #15-2022

  Hello, I've been very busy the last 3 weeks and I'm so so sorry I haven't been able to post an update. Now, I have so many things in the pipeline, I hope I'll be able to remind myself of everything.

• Coming from DevBreak - Weekly #11-2022

  Welcome back, You might notice, that I've skipped 2 weeks of posting. I have a very good excuse. I've been on a vacation in Mauritius. It was the best vacation I've ever been on. The only unfortunate part was that the flight back home from Istanbul to Budapest was canceled. So the trip got prolonged for another 2 days but we weren't prepared for the weather.

• Second attempt @ Weekly #08-2022

  When I started to write this weekly I've got so deeply into writing about the error handling use case that I basically just dedicated the whole article to it. So this will be my second attempt just to not break the tradition. You can check out the new article on error handling here. It is basically a practical continuation of the first guide for error handling I've written a year ago.

• Error handling with Either<Type>

  We have started a new small internal project for automating a few workflows around counting worked hours and time offs. The application is a slack bot on top of node js, TypeScript and PostgreSQL database. We use 3rd party APIs to fetch data about the times which we need to accumulate and process to calculate valuable information to our users.