Software Engineer at Polygon
In contrast to the unordered list, which I always use, the menu is something I have never used. So you may be wondering what the difference is between them. Well, it is very subtle.
Pi-hole is my favourite ad-blocking solution. In most cases, it works like a charm, but from time to time, you just want to disable it temporarily.
Remixing joining Shopify, Deno announces stable support for npm modules, AWS LAmbda runs on Node.js 18 now, CSS flexbox explained and more!
I decided to start sharing some things I like/dislike from time to time. No particular schedule and no limitation about the stuff I write about — I am just having fun sharing some cool shit with you all!
I’ve been a Twitter user since June 2009. Things changed in the last few days. Elon Musk bought the platform, and things started collapsing. No surprise that a lot of users started to seek an alternative, and so did I.
The Shared Element Transitions API, OG Image Generation, Style Queries, Scroll-Linked Animations, Turbopack, Twitter vs Mastodon drama and a lot more!
The most recent update of one of my favourite Visual Studio Code plugins, GitLens, triggered my curiosity when I saw a new (to me) “Worktrees” panel on the sidebar. After a quick research, I’m excited about finding a way of working with git that doesn’t restrict me.
Over the years, I collected an arsenal of macOS tips and tricks. Let me share some of them with you. This post doesn’t assume you have XYZ software installed — just pure macOS stuff here.
Sometimes we need to get some insights about the packages that we use. Manually going through the modules directory sounds like a chore, but luckily there is a better way.
The result of a little Twitter survey done by the Node.js team clearly shows that nodemon is one of the most helpful tools for day-to-day authoring experience. You might not need it anymore.