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Panoramas from my trip to Japan in 2016

As you might've found out from a previous post of mine, in Summer of 2016 I spent a couple of weeks travelling around Japan. The previous post focused on the pictures I've taken with my camera, while this one has a bunch of panoramas I've taken during the trip using

PostgreSQL with Node.js: Migrations and schema dumps

While working on the Fizzyo project for one of my summer internships I've noticed the lack of articles on database migrations and database integration testing for Node.js projects. Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of resources talking about each part separately, but you still have to do the

Returning an array of JSON objects in PostgreSQL

For my internship with Microsoft and UCL Institute of Child Health I had to work with PostgreSQL. My back-end was running on Node.js, so naturally I was interested in getting JSON formatted data out of Postgres whenever possible. Alternative solution was to handle all the logic using JavaScript and

TCP client in a UWP Unity app on HoloLens

If you've ever had the pleasure of implementing a TCP client that would work in both the Unity editor (for development/debugging) and UWP on HoloLens (for production) you will know how painful the whole process is. Below you can find some info on how I tackled this problem. My

Automatic Node.js testing and linting using Git hooks

In Summer 2017 I was working on an internship with Microsoft and UCL. I was put in charge of designing and developing the backend architecture for a reasonably big system. Continuous integration (CI) and deployment (CD) were a must, so I tried to automate as many things as possible. As

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