A very common use case for a developer is to deal with multiple github accounts and hence multiple ssh keys. and this gets pretty painful quickly. I’ll show you how I manage multiple GitHub accounts easily by setting up different SSH keys and git configs for each project folder. This guide will help you avoid SSH key problems and make workflow for personal, work, and client projects much simpler.
As part of the security research I was doing for an app, I had to run it in the emulator which is by default rooted. The app of course had root detection enabled. Before I proceed further I had to figure out how to bypass the root detection from the app. Here goes the journey.
No project is written by one person or one team alone, each and every project is full of dependencies. Some of that you have written and many written by others. Even the frameworks that you use are a bunch of dependencies/libraries wired together. lets look at how to be keep updated with those dependencies with dependabot
When your app starts to have performance issues with an increase in the number of requests, database replication is one quick way to breathe a little bit of performance into your app. a Database replica is a duplicate copy of your database. But it is _replicated_ meaning the data is reproduced in a replica the same way it was initially created in the original database.
I would like to write a little about how I/we at work use it and how it helps us to get things done in a better way. Let's also look into some syntax as well.
It's a pretty common need to run a docker container in a github action. Recently I was looking at one of my [open source project](https://github.com/ppshobi/psonic) and decided to move away from Travis CI to github actions for my CI pipeline. I had to run a docker container as part of this task.