An alternative to Microsoft Office, should we consider it? From time to time, I know people who have encounter moments where we should… [message pops up] “You should activate this Microsoft Product”. I guess some of you have ever encountered this moment, right? This makes us think about how we manage our software on our computers. There is a community which exists that offers software for free. Maybe you’ve been hearing something called Linux, Open-source, Free Software or Copyleft (Yes!

How to integrate a Gitlab Webhook on Discord? (Yappy the Gitlab Monitor) Welcome. Since Microsoft acquired Github on June 4, 2018, many developers, as well as companies have migrated to other horizons. Well… to Gitlab. I also took the same path… Ah! ha! Microsoft, you’re not gonna get us this time. If you have already migrated to Gitlab, or if you stay in the Titanic… hm. Github. So I invite you to travel with me to install a Bot WebHook for your gitlab repo on your Discord.

Comment intégrer un Gitlab WebHook sur Discord ? (Yappy the Gitlab Monitor) Bienvenue. Depuis que Microsoft a acquis Github le 4 juin 2018, beaucoup de développeur, ainsi que des entreprises ont migré vers d’autres horizons. Enfin… vers Gitlab. J’ai aussi pris le même chemin… Ah! ha! Microsoft, tu nous auras pas cette fois-ci. Si vous avez déjà migré aussi vers Gitlab, ou si vous restez dans le Titanic… hm.

Git gave me some ideas… Oh! It has been a while since I have posted my first blog. Anyway, I’ve got some ideas to get your mind busy. Recently, I did some changes on ma good’ol laptop: being a fervent lover of Linux distros I was using Manjaro Cinnamon as my daily operating system. Unfortunately, I had to cope using Windows alongside it, in a dual boot. This duality in my PL (Personal Laptop — ya!

Github? (My First Post) For my first blog, I will talk about something really important for developers, let’s get into this! Let mind = document.getElementbyId(“Knowledge”); THE INITIATE You’ve probably heard about Github. If you never did, here is the chance, so what is it? Github is a platform for developers, similarly to Facebook and Twitter is a social network where instead of posting duck faces and other technically “useful” content, well, guess what?