I am a constant joker! Most of the time there's nothing bad about this, but in a senior-level position in big software company, some level of seriousness can be helpful. The power to be a great communicator lies somewhere in-between, doesn't it?
Read more »TSConf 2019 talks are online! Dan Abramov ans his advice abour writing a clean code, animate text along the SVG path, Microsoft Edge on Chromium, beautiful JetBrains Mono, Yarn 2 and more…
Read more »Switching branches and restoring files to its initial state are very common operations. Why the hell should we use a single command to perform such different actions?
Read more »After the last decade that I’ve spent reading serious, mature, programming and science-related books, I decided to re-experience that feeling of pure adventure and make-believe which comes from reading a children’s book. I don't regret this decision and I am sure I am going to read more toddler novels soon.
Read more »I have always been reading a ton but this year I am planning to make a subject shift. Less nerdy technical gibberish and more stuff that can help me to be a better version of myself.
Read more »Screen readers explained, graphQL connections demystified, Quoting in HTML, the State of JavaScript in 2019, Const Assertions in TypeScript, hot tips to become a better Node.js developer, the CSS Containment Specification and more…
Read more »Allow me to use this post-Christmas time as an excuse to share some achievements and failures from the past year. It is also a great opportunity to think about some goals for the coming year, 2020.
Read more »A debugger is something that I cannot live without. Setting it up for my current project built using SAM framework and TypeScript took me a while but I finally got it right.
Read more »Variable Fonts, Visual Studio Online, Implicit State Machines, TypeScript 3.7, Chrome Dev Summit 2019, new methods on String prototype, Google Metrics, CSS Logical Properties, AWS FIFO SQS and more…
Read more »For the last few years, I have been busy exploring the world of JavaScript to the point that I neglected my passion for CSS. I owe CSS a debt so I curated a list of recent features that you may want to know about if you didn't follow this space for a little while.
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