Makefiles are really good at one thing, managing dependencies between files. In other words, make makes sure all files that depend on another file are updated when that file changes. We tell make how […]
As a frontend web developer, I often find myself in a larger project, where I’m responsible for the frontend web app, and others work on the backend. More often than not lately, this has […]
This is how you can detect existing Node.js and npm, or automatically install a temporary Node.js if none is already installed. About the only things needed are make, bash, curl and git, which are […]
Introduction The Android open-source project (AOSP) is quite complex and it can be hard to find a good way to get more familiar with it. I’m going to try a practical approach, by adding […]