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Software Engineer / Taiwanese / Life in Fukuoka
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Dev Note

Setting up a server in a company is not as easy as I imagined.

In this project development, the planning team had a requirement to dynamically update the data by calling APIs on the previously static Landing Page. Additionally, as the interactivity of the page increased, the original combination of pug+webpack+jQuery for static pages was no longer sufficient. Therefore, we introduced next.js in the development of the new version and embarked on a journey of server setup and troubleshooting.

Frontend

HTML together to understand which form-data

Forms are a common application in web pages, not only can you transfer plain text, but also upload files. However, because the behavior of form is different from other methods of transmission, there are sometimes doubts and misunderstandings. This article tries to understand the ins and outs of the specification, to understand what the form does in the end, and how forms differ from other transport methods, and finally mention what the HTML does behind the form tag.

Year in review

End of 2020, to talk about what a computer is

2020 was a chaotic year, and it was a year that made me rethink the nature of computers. During the year I did a lot of attempts not to do my own good at the field, basically revolving around one topic: re-understanding the bottom. I studied electronics in high school. In the mainstream era, although there was an internship class, I felt more about practicing classes by table and then spent most of the time studying. The only thankful thing is that my homework is not as heavy as a general high school, or I may not go to Taiwan.

Random Talk

Learning—Learning from Gaming Management

This article was originally written in Japanese, but there are many places I resonate with work and even learning, so I decided to make simple quotes and my own tips here. The author is 36 years old, originally an engineer, he also took the position of management, because of the older age, but also gradually lost enthusiasm for technology, and then just the boss said, “You come when to see it,” the salary also rose, so the homeopathic management position. The author is funny to say, “But there are some questions, I hate people the most. If I can, I like to be alone.” Anyway, there is no need to manage performance, but also have a salary to take, just do it.