There are many tutorials how to install Flutter on a Mac with the M1 chip. The added-value of this step-by-step tutorial is that (1) all steps have been tested on a clean install and (2) the reason of each step is explained along with its role in the big picture…

There are many tutorials how to install Flutter on a Mac with the M1 chip. The added-value of this step-by-step tutorial is that (1) all steps have been tested on a clean install and (2) the reason of each step is explained along with its role in the big picture…

There are many tutorials how to install Flutter on a Mac with the M1 chip. The added-value of this step-by-step tutorial is that (1) all steps have been tested on a clean install and (2) the reason of each step is explained along with its role in the big picture…

Something funny happened to me yesterday in the way of moving my Flutter code to the new Apple M1 architecture. I’ll explain it here in a non-geek way. The lesson for the project manager is “Expect surprises if you change tools in the middle of a project”. The lesson for…

(version of February 2022) This document is a kind of White Paper that presents the vision of Machu Picchu. It collects contents from several presentations made since the project became public in October 2020. The structure is: What are the pains that Machu Picchu addresses? What is the solution proposed? …

version of September 15, 2021 This is a bonus to the series of articles describing how to install a full IPFS decentralized storage node on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ with a Samsung Solid State Storage of 500 GB. Part 1 explains the purposes of Machu Picchu — Data…

version of September 7, 2021 The following is an explanation of how I installed a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ to serve as a persistent IPFS node in Machu Picchu. My Vision: Machu Picchu, Tech4Good This document is composed of 3 parts, and a bonus: Part 1 explains the Raspberry…

version of September 6, 2021 The following is part of an explanation how I installed a Raspberry Pi3 Model B+ to serve as a persistent IPFS node in Machu Picchu. My Vision: Machu Picchu, Tech4Good This document is composed of 3 parts (and a bonus): Part 1 explains the Raspberry…

version of September 6, 2021 The following is an explanation of how I installed a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ to serve as a persistent IPFS node in Machu Picchu. My Vision: Machu Picchu, Tech4Good This document is composed of 3 parts, and a bonus: Part 1 explains the Raspberry…