As you would expect from a passionate geek, I love books about programming, but I also enjoy reads about self-development. It is hard to find a combination of these two categories in one publication, but I found one, and I can’t recommend it enough.
Read more »Intro to React 18, Pluralsight to Acquire A Cloud Guru, Introducing Astro, WebKit Features in Safari at WWDC21, Next.js 11, Deno and more…
Read more »What’s the best way to sort books on your bookshelf? Is it even worth spending time sorting them? These types of questions are things that I think about a lot! Being a Software Engineer doesn’t help because I always strive for logical proof of taken decisions.
Read more »A few of my friends asked me for podcasts recommendations in the last few weeks, so I decided to list my current favourite shows, a little bit like I did back in 2015.
Read more »There’s no other feature that web designers have asked for more than being able to style elements based on the size of their parent. Luckily, thanks to smart people like Miriam Suzanne, there’s great progress on the native implementation of CSS Container Queries.
Read more »After using Hyper for a long time, I recently tried Alacritty for the first time and I decided to switch almost instantly. At the time of writing this post it doesn’t support multiple windows — no biggie for me because tmux can solve this limitation quickly
Read more »The 1969 Apollo Guidance Computer, The Missing Semester of Your CS Education, dead Google AMP, DOM Events explorer, Play.js acquired by CodeSandbox and more…
Read more »A few months ago, I made a change in the way how I handle comments on this website. This solution worked for me like a charm, and many of you asked me to open source this solution. There you go!
Read more »Hi, all cryptocurrencies maniacs! I recently got into it, and I found myself checking CoinMarketCap about a trillion times a day. I have great news for all users of my favourite productivity helper — Alfred. I built a quick conversion workflow using CoinMarketCap API.
Read more »One of the most revolutionary features introduced as part of ECMAScript 2015 specification is modules (ESM). In April 2020, Node v14.0.0 landed without experimental modules warning. Even though it was still experimental, it felt like the right timing to adopt ESM for some toy projects and insignificant clients' work. Eventually, Node v15.3.0 arrived and marked modules implementation as stable.
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