If you’ve ever dreamt of controlling your Linux applications or running commands directly from your iPhone, I’ve got some exciting news for you. I’ve been tinkering around and have come up with a solution that bridges the gap between Apple HomeKit and SystemD services. Let me introduce you to my latest side-project!
I remember when I was 10 and my mother was worried about me staying too much in front of the computer, writing lines of weird text on a black and white screen; I used to be one of these boys that were not supported by friends and family, because it was hard to understand computers… 🤔 but now things have changed, and writing code is cool.
I consider myself a 75% self-taught developer, meaning that I have been learning how to write code by myself, a little in school and by working. I have been working with several developers that taught me a lot. Some good developers suggested me new and exciting things. Others bad developers taught me how to be a better developer. I have recognized a pattern in almost all of them: they are not continously learning new things, and they don’t care much.