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We are two Software Engineers with well over a decade of experience in the industry each. On this page you’ll find posts about technology, life in IT, our projects, and more.
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More posts »Custom Go import paths
Most Go import paths start with github.com. Wouldn’t it be cool if you could use your own domain name there?
Check your GitHub news in one table
Dashpanel is just the thing for when you really want to support your community but lost track of what’s happening across your repositories.
Running containers from go tests
Sometimes, we need external services for our tests in order to test the integration. Traditionally, these are run somewhere on the Internet. What if we were to run them dynamically in a container?
Projects
All projects »Trojan Source Detector
A few hours ago the Trojan Source exploit went out of embargo, and we already have a tool to check your source code for it.
gotestfmt: go test output for humans
Reading the go test output can be quite tiresome, especially when multiple tests are running in parallel. While IDEs make our lives easier, CI systems don’t have that advantage. Let’s fix that!
The 512-byte VM
What’s the smallest virtual machine you could create? Or, why would you want one?
ContainerSSH
ContainerSSH is an SSH server that launches containers in Kubernetes, Docker, and Podman for each new SSH connection. You can find the documentation, downloads, and development over at ContainerSSH.io.
Project News
gotestfmt 2.3.0: Non-zero exit status
Gotestfmt now returns with a non-zero exit status on test failure.
gotestfmt 2.2.0: Output Formatters
Do you want to further format the test case output? Now you can.
gotestfmt 2.1.0: Flag to show test status printed out
Confused by the icons? A contribution by Martin Petkov now adds the option to add a written status text. Also, bugfixes.
Who are we?
We are two software engineers who love to write, have a passion for education, and like to build software projects.
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Janos
I’m a software engineer specializing in server applications and system-level software development, but sometimes I venture into the front end world too. Quite often I find myself taking a deep dive into a topic that tickles my brain.
When I’m not coding I like spending time outdoors, such as cycling, climbing.
Sanja
After several roles ranging from writing to program and people management at large companies, I have found the most satisfaction when I have fewer meetings. That’s when I decided to focus on Engineering and am currently researching for my doctorate in visualization with deep learning and working as an engineer in virtualization.