Safari vs. Chrome
I always find myself switching between two browsers: Safari and Chrome. I decided to write down the reasons for choosing one over the other. Currently, I use Chrome and I am planning to switch back to Safari.
Goals for 2016
The year of procrastination: projects, traveling, getting in shape, reading books and watching movies. I’m going to update this post at least once a month throughout the year.
2015: Year in Review
The year of productivity: software development, traveling, photography. 2015 was the busiest year so far. In this post, I list my favorite movies, TV shows, podcasts and articles of the year.
Admin dashboard in Rails with Devise and Bootstrap
The existing solutions like RailsAdmin and ActiveAdmin offer too many features: templates, export, etc. That introduces many unnecessary dependencies. In this article I will build a simple admin dashboard using Devise and Bootstrap.
Mutual friendship in Rails
If you go to StackOverflow, you’ll find hundreds of implementations for friendships. It’s easy to create a Twitter subscription model with a clear distinction between following and followers. Mutual friendship, on the other hand, requires more code.
Terminal shortcuts
Handy shortcuts and tricks for Terminal.app to save your time.
LaTeX cheatsheet
LaTeX is complicated. Over a thousand packages and millions of ways of doing the same thing. I encountered a lot of problems while writing reports in LaTeX. I wrote this cheatsheet for myself to make my life a bit easier.
Cyrillic fonts in LaTeX
If you want to install TeX on your Mac you can do it either by downloading a full TeX Live distribution (2.4 Gb) or by getting BasicTeX (95 Mb), which is 24 times smaller. BasicTeX is a subset of TeX Live and supports standard TeX typesetting functions. Cyrillic fonts aren’t included, but it’s easy to install them.
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