The story of the blog — 2coffee.dev

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New Stack: 11ty, sql.js-httpvfs, and Preact.js

Hello readers of 2coffee.dev, four months have flown by like the wind, and this time I'm back with a new article. How have you been? How are you adapting in this era of AI dominance where almost everything in work is being automated? Every now and then, a few friends ask if I'm still writing. Do I use AI to write? Hmm... definitely not. Why would I use AI to write when anyone can use it to churn out countless articles to their liking? I mean, if they want, they can use AI to generate articles and read them. But if you ever feel the need for something fresh, come back here — because all the content here is crafted by me, with many hours of reflection.

🕝 24 days ago
- 🏷️ indieboosting
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How I Made Money from Blogging with IndieBoosting

Hello readers of 2coffee.dev, I am caught in an endless loop of work, wanting to do everything but time doesn’t allow. I think over time I am falling into a state of distraction, surely I need to find a way out. How about you? Are you doing well? Do you still visit 2coffee.dev more frequently? The reason I ask is that since the beginning of the year, the traffic seems to have stagnated, making me question whether you are okay?

🕝 last year
Series
- 🏷️ spell check
- 🏷️ NLP
Vietnamese Spell Checking Problem - Part 1

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...

🕝 last year
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The Issues of Microservices

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...

🕝 last year
- 🏷️ node.js
- 🏷️ javascript
Compilation of Libraries Supporting CLI Application Development for Node.js

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...

🕝 last year
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What Do We Just Have? Membership!

Hello readers of 2coffee.dev. A week has passed without any new articles. Well, not exactly! Although I haven't written a new article, I've been diligently updating short news snippets for you in the Threads section. Here, I will update the most notable news of the day, or simply share something I find interesting. This means I haven't "abandoned" my readers even for a single day, right? 😅. No new articles because last week was quite busy. Busy with work at the company and also with the blog. As you can see, I just

🕝 last year
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CLI Application for Managing Posts

Hello readers of 2coffee.dev. Another week has passed, so quickly that when looking back at the homepage, I couldn't believe that I had stopped writing for such a long time. To be honest, last week was quite busy as I was focused on releasing an important update for the product at work. Perhaps that's why the concept of time has temporarily been buried. Hmm... Need to think of something to talk about...

🕝 last year
- 🏷️ search
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Semantic Search Feature

Hi there, 2coffee.dev readers. Have you noticed that the autumn atmosphere has become clearer in Hanoi recently? The morning was cool, and the evening came with strong winds. But behind that was a busy week for me. I was focused on running the "deadline" for my company's project, and in the evening, I tried to complete the search function for my blog. This deadline was different from usual because it was the main feature for the year for the product. And as for the blog, the search function had to be completed sooner or later, and this was the perfect time to do it.

🕝 last year
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Tear Down and Rebuild

Hello readers of 2coffee.dev, it's been a while since I last met you. After completing and launching the OpenNotas project in early June, a week later was dedicated to "fixing bugs," and recently I took a short trip to "reset" myself after six months of hard work. By the way, have you all made plans for your next trip? Take some time to rest and enjoy life; don't dive too deep into work or you might get "overloaded"...

🕝 last year
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Feature: Filtering articles by tags and returning to previous position!

Hello readers of 2coffee.dev, it's been a quiet week, and this week I bring you two new features! When reviewing past data, I realized that many people are curious and click on the tags area above the article title. I empathize with that behavior and I think you want to see what happens when you click there. Usually, people think it filters the articles based on that tag, and I think the same. Assuming that behavior is valid, it creates another confusion for users, like how to go back, how to know if the articles are being filtered by tags, or...

🕝 2 years ago