Once you discover Excel's ListObject (table styles), it's so convenient you'll want to use it for even small tables.
However, one downside is that the default table styles (appearance) are not very appealing.

From left to right:

1. None: No style applied
2. Standard: Default table style
3. TableStyleLightBlue: Custom table style #1
4. TableStyleLightGreen: Custom table style #2

You can create your own custom table styles like the ones above, but the issue is that they are saved on a per-workbook basis.
While you can copy them to other workbooks, you may end up transferring unwanted data, which can be risky.

That’s where a script that lets you add table styles anytime comes in handy.
If you have such a script, you can apply your preferred table style to any workbook whenever you like—so let me show you how.

I recently discovered that PlantUML supports regular expressions, so I decided to try it out.

For this example, I'm visualizing the following branch naming rules:

• Branch Naming Rules

Wherever generative AI can be used, I want to make the most of it.
That includes writing detailed design documents.

That's why I created the PlantUML theme.

I made a theme to display PlantUML in Docusaurus, since it doesn't seem to be possible to make it official.

If you want to display PlantUML diagrams(pumld)

If you want to display PlantUML code(puml)

@startuml
start
:Hello world;
:This is defined on
several **lines**;
stop
@enduml

Written installation instructions for using Python instead of Excel VBA
. Installing python and xlwings

Understanding the difference between "strategy" and "tactics" is crucial in project management, so I am writing about it here.

There are some great articles written about mob programming, so I’m noting them here for future reference.

I've seen many articles explaining MobPro, so I wrote this one about why I recommend MobPro.

MobPro Recommendations - Team Amity

Mob programming may not be easily understood through words alone, so here are some recommended videos that illustrate its benefits.

I attended the following training session:

[CodeZine Academy 11/28 (Thu) Event]
Remote Mob Programming Training with a Team
Link