I built Field Capture Client for simple tasks: insurance inventory, Eskom meter readings, and field work.
A configurable, offline-first workflow tool to capture photos, barcodes, GPS and notes, then send the data.
https://t.co/GzP0cVrxt4
I built https://t.co/pQiKFXr46U
because I kept running into issues maintaining proper peer dependencies across my monorepos.
My solution? A tool that uses the steering app as the source of truth to compare and upgrade peer dependencies across the library packages.
I'm seeing a left tab design for some of the newest tools. Chrome and Firefox now have left tabs support.
Two different world's when you move from pc/tablet to mobile.
Interesting to see the trends...
I’ve started using Hyprland on my Arch systems, and I have to say, I’m enjoying it quite a lot.
I created this shell art for the Kitty terminal because I’m not really an anime or Pokémon fan. I’m more of a pure sci-fi and science guy:
https://t.co/kgy78y6fJ0
I've been working on HealthWizard on and off for a few years now.
HealthWizard is now on Google Play and available to download.
Still plenty I want to do with it, but I'm quite happy to finally have it out there.
https://t.co/h1maLLGN1b
At Warky Devs, Go is one of my favourite tools for building backend services, integrations and command-line applications. It is fast, readable and easy to deploy as a single binary.
Go keeps the focus on solving the problem instead of fighting the language.
#Golang
PostgreSQL has earned my trust through years of production use. It protects data integrity, scales with the business, supports relational and JSON data, and avoids vendor lock-in. It is powerful, mature and dependable—when paired with disciplined engineering.
#PostgreSQL
AI can invent the interface. UI can beautify the experience. Neither can escape the data model.
At Warky Devs, we design the data first—because everything else depends on it.