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In the role of a writer, the hardest thing I find is how to use words to express the ideas I am about to write. From the moment I think to the moment I place my hands on the keyboard, sometimes I don't know what to type, how to type to convey what I want to say. Even though I know what the idea is, figuring out how to write sentences fluently so that anyone reading can understand is indeed very challenging. Typically, what I often do is outline what I want to say. Then from those ideas, I write into paragraphs. It's not necessary to write well from the start; I just need to write down what I'm thinking, any sentence or word that comes to my mind should be recorded, and only after finishing everything should I go back and refine it. Several times, even dozens of times rewriting may occur before I am satisfied. However, it's funny that with that same article, a few days later when I read it again, I still find it lacking and want to revise it further. But not every article has the time to be revised because...
🕝6 days ago
Hello readers of 2coffee.dev, as shared in a post in the Threads section, I recently had quite an interesting experience of "migrating" off oh-my-zsh. If you remember, you will see that I have a post titled "The Story of the Journey from Windows to Linux/Unix - thanks to zsh and oh-my-zsh," which is proof of how much I enjoy using the command line. Typing commands is a regular task, so...
🕝1 week ago
Me & the desire to "play with words"
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Microservices probably do not need much introduction anymore; it has emerged as a phenomenon in recent years. Microservices is a software development technique that structures an application as a collection of loosely coupled services. In contrast to Microservices is Monolithic, where all components of the application are placed together into a unified entity. In my time...
🕝2 weeks ago
It has been almost a year since the first introduction of the note-taking application OpenNotas (ON). Time flies so fast, just yesterday I was struggling to post product introductions on Facebook, X, and ProductHunt, and in the blink of an eye, I received an email reminding me to renew my domain 🥲, which is truly painful for my wallet. OpenNotas is my first application product and has received a lot of affection. In return, it has always accompanied me throughout this time. By the way, let me reveal some statistics...
🕝3 weeks ago
Hello readers, I sincerely apologize for not writing any new articles in the past week. As I shared in [Threads](https://2coffee.dev/threads), last week I was quite busy with a project at the company, and when I got home, I could only update a little information during the day before going to bed to continue listening to the unfinished book. It is "The Fountainhead" - telling the story of a young architect who was expelled because he... had ideas...
🕝3 weeks ago
I don't know if you are like me. Every time I read an article or watch a video that features a tool that seems interesting, I can't help but search online to find out what it is, what it can do, and whether I can use it... I ask myself questions and then seek out the answers. Many times, if I don't understand its application or can't see its benefits, I pass it by. But if I happen to see it again, my curiosity returns and I restart the whole process. I really like applications...
🕝1 month ago
MEAN stands for the first four letters in a set of MongoDB, Express, Angular, and Node.js. Similarly, LAMP is made up of Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. Additionally, there are many other acronyms with similar meanings such as JAM Stack, T3 Stack... By now, you surely know that these are the set of technologies that help create a complete website or web application, right? Back in school, I really liked PHP and worked on many projects based on PHP. At that time, I used a Windows computer, so the toolkit I used was...
🕝1 month ago
Load Balancing is an important technique in distributed systems to ensure performance, availability, and scalability of applications. This is a concept that any programmer should know as it is an essential part of enhancing the performance of software applications. It ensures that the system operates stably in the face of unpredictable user access surges. However, when first learning about this concept, many things can feel quite confusing. A simple example is about...
🕝1 month ago
In the new year, I wish everyone good health to achieve many things and attain even more brilliant successes. This is also the first article to kick off 2025, so let's not talk about work just yet; instead, let's discuss a topic that I believe many people are interested in. That topic is Coffee. Why? What programmer hasn't used it at least once! There is a very striking saying: "In Vietnam, you can find a coffee shop on every street"...
🕝1 month ago
Hello readers of 2coffee.dev. I wonder if anyone here has been using command-line applications (CLI)? If so, why did you choose it over a graphical user interface (GUI)? If I remember correctly, I have written a few articles about the process of creating some applications for myself. Honestly, for me, there are many cases where CLI proves to be much more useful...
🕝2 months ago