Remove all git branches except master
After working on a project for a while, it is easy to end up with a lot of legacy branches that are not anymore needed. Removing one by one would be a cumbersome task. Luckily you don’t have to!
Read more »Client-Side Rendering, Server-Side Rendering and Static-Site Generation of Next.js applications explained
One of the Next.js killer features is pre-rendering and multiple methods of fetching data. Understanding all three of them gives you the power of mixing them on page-basis — that’s the beauty of Next.js.
Read more »Book review: We Need To Talk About Love by Laura Mucha
What should you look for in a partner? Why do people cheat? How do you know when it’s a good or right time to split with a partner? Does love at first sight exist? Is it love at all or just lust? These and a lot of other questions arrived after a relationship crisis that I went through a not such a long time ago. I decided to dig to find answers for some of these questions and get to know myself a tad better.
Read more »Top picks — 2020 November
Native CSS Masonry Layout In CSS Grid, super simple start to Netlify functions, well-known URL for changing passwords, Tailwind CSS v2.0 arrived, TypeScript 4.1 finally there, typed React, back/forward cache and more…
Read more »React to localStorage changes in the context of another document
The storage event that gets fired on every localStorage update that happens in different tab of window can be pretty useful on dynamic and reactive web apps. Let’s explore it together.
Read more »Top picks — 2020 October
A new approach to stateful serverless with CloudFlare Durable Objects, CSS perspective, review of self-hosted comments for a static website, Julia Mono, the state of resource-caching across sites and domains, Node 15 with npm 7, CSS content-visibility, Next.js 10 and a more…
Read more »Book review: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki
Personal finance is something that interests me a little bit more recently. Am I becoming mature now? I decided to educate myself on this subject, to get into it I chose the story of a dude who grew up next to his well-educated dad (poor dad) and another business-focused dad who had dropped out of school (rich dad).
Read more »Book review: How to be a Productivity Ninja by Graham Allcott
I always strive to make my learning process more efficient and to boost my productivity. I’m pretty happy with my knowledge absorption but living in the age of massive information overload I still want to improve the number of things that I’m able to accomplish during the day.
Read more »Top picks — 2020 September
Think twice before you use React FC type, preloading of late-discovered images, new code editor by Panic, introduction to AVIF, command-line tool by GitHub his stable version, Vue 3.0 arrived, some consideration to take before writing new authentication service, brand new features of React transforms and more…
Read more »Multi-paragraph git commit messages (CLI and Visual Studio Code)
I recently joined a new team that follows Conventional Commits methodology for git commit messages. Multi-paragraph format of commit messages was new to me and I didn’t have a clue how to do it. Turns out there are multiple ways of doing it using CLI and also my favourite code editor Visual Studio Code.
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