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I will try to explain a bit the SOLID principles, that should be engraved in every software engineer mind! This one is about the Single Responsibility Principle, yes it is the S in SOLID! (shocking, I know!) This principle states that: Every software component should have one and only one responsibility In order to better understand this principle, we need to talk about cohesion and coupling: Cohesion is the degree to which the various parts of a software component are related; Coupling is defined as the level of inter dependency between various software components....
It’s time to get my Q3 goals going and I’ve decided to go with the DApp! I will do this in 4 steps: Create a lottery contract using the remix platform; Create a frontend to interact with the contract, that should be connected to metamask; Deploy the contract to a testnet like Rinkeby; Maybe deploy the app to heroku. So, the contract should be able to: Allow players to enter the lottery with a fixed amount of ether, like 0....
OK, now it’s time to define some priorities. Having dreams is great, but that doesn’t get anything done. And also, having them in kind of a blob is also no good! I know I want to improve my technical skills to feel more comfortable taking on any new challenge that I might face. I know I want to learn more about blockchains and smart contracts. I know I want to improve my trading skills....
A full year is too long to set goals. It’s a bettter timespan to set dreams, that will get translated into goals for each quarter, that should get translated into projects and then into concrete small actions. I will try to do that, since I’ve spent these past quarters dreaming about these goals! But, for now, here are my dreams for 2021: Create a simple DCA trading bot for DeFi; Start a “strategy” journal, where I will implement several trading strategies and backtest them; Improve my algorithms and data structures knowledge; Improve my system design skills; Improve my pattern recognition for trading skills; Create a simple DApp in the ethereum blockchain; Create a bot to automatically claim rewards from farms and swap them; Create an explorer sniffer, that will fetch all transactions for the supplied address; Create a portfolio app, that will get the records from several exchanges; Add the explorer info to the portfolio app; Create an arbitrageur bot for CEX; Create an arbitrageur bot for DEX; Improve my go skills;
This is a list of every docker command I find useful and a bit of info about it. It is not intended to be a tutorial of any kind, but maybe someone will find this list as useful as I consider it to be! General docker version - if any error here, docker is probably not running. If on linux, do a sudo docker info - a lot more info about the docker installation Containers docker container run IMAGE - first it gets an image from local machine, if it doesn’t find one, tries to get one from docker hub....