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Building on the previous article [https://darius.cupsa.ro/getting-started-with-docker/], today we'll take a deep dive in how Docker handles orchestration with docker compose. This being the second article of the Getting Started [https://darius.cupsa.ro/tag/getting-started/] series. Why Docker Compose Docker Compose is a tool

A few months back I taught a workshop for the FullStack Community [https://meetup.com/fullstack-cluj] in Cluj regarding this very subject, Getting started with Docker. Given the popularity of the subject and the positive review of the workshop, I decided to start writing this series in which I plan

Mining, cryptocurrencies, Ethereum blockchain, crypto trading platforms (here's how to build one, by the way [https://around25.com/blog/building-a-crypto-trading-platform-ethereum-wallet/]) - this whole relatively new blockchain thing caught my eye a few years ago and the interest only kept increasing. I'm saying 'relatively new'

A while back, in my second year of university, during a course on digital and analog circuits, I had my first encounter with microcontrollers, learning all the intricacies of the Atmega8 family awoke my passion for IoT and so I bought my first Arduino Uno and a kit of wires,