Fahad Ahammed

Multi line Log Parser in Python

So, I have a log file that is not single line log. It is kind of java stack trace. What I needed to do is read those log files and create some actions depending on them. I could use already built tools. But I thought why not just do this as simply as printing strings.

This is an example of the log format I wanted to play with. It seems too simple to pile up the Filebeats or elastic stack.

Wireless Mouse A4tech FG35 Buying experience in Bangladeshi online stores

I have been using two mouse for my daily work in my laptop. Among them, I have Mi Portable Mouse and another a local made without branding. But recently both of them showing faults on scroll wheel. Which is very annoying. Also Xiaomi does eat a lot of power. So, I though I should get a new wireless mouse. Thus I came to know about A4tech FG35. It seems will fit my need. I have found this mouse in several online stores.

Some quick and useful git commands

Using git is somehow easier when you just stick into normal workflow or working all alone in a project. Also it is easier as there are many GUI available. But there are some possibility on falling into critical situations where GUI may not be the right tool to stick with. I will share some situations here and the right commands which will save you from doing useless commits.

Some coding practice with Json, Itertools and Lambda in Python

I enjoy coding and solving problems. But as I go forward, I find myself in a sea of unknowns. Thus I decided to learn as much as possible to be confident. So, I am learning even the simplest it seems.

Other side of Python eval() function

The built-in function “eval()” of python is useful in many cases. But I am gonna talk about it’s negative one.

Let, you have a function that take arguments from user. If you do eval() on that input, it might create a havoc.