2022 in Review
A personal review of 2022 covering a car accident, working at Remix, launching EpicWeb.dev, and speaking at conferences worldwide.
A personal review of 2022 covering a car accident, working at Remix, launching EpicWeb.dev, and speaking at conferences worldwide.
A personal account of a severe car accident caused by a reckless driver, detailing the injuries, recovery process, and legal aftermath.
Announces new .NET learning paths for APIs, C#, and Blazor, plus a personal update on the author's newborn.
Explores how to make a StringBuilder enumerable in C# using compiler duck typing and extension methods, despite it not implementing IEnumerable.
A guide to automating Mastodon posts using IFTTT webhooks and the Mastodon API.
An in-depth technical look at React Query's internal architecture, including the QueryClient, caching, and rendering mechanisms.
A technical cheatsheet explaining Unix, Vim, and Neovim clipboard selections and registers for efficient copy-paste operations.
A developer recounts debugging a Swift Set.intersection bug while solving an Advent of Code puzzle, leading to a custom extension.
Analyzes gaps in current API documentation tools for TypeScript libraries and proposes the need for a standardized API model.
A developer's reflection on his writing process and a weekly roundup of interesting tech podcasts, articles, and blog posts.
A web developer shares his initial experience and thoughts after purchasing Apple's Studio Display for his work setup.
A comprehensive guide to frontend monitoring techniques, tools, and implementation for developers to track performance, errors, and user experience.
Critique of external tech recruitment, highlighting mismatches between candidate skills and backend role requirements.
A tutorial on learning Python by creating a simple Ghost Gobble Arcade Game, focusing on boolean logic and list methods.
Explores new ArgumentException helper methods proposed for .NET 8, including ThrowIfNullOrWhiteSpace and ThrowIfNullOrEmpty for collections.
Explores convolutions in probability theory, explaining how they combine distributions and compute sums of random variables.
A developer shares the joy of working on their personal website, experimenting with Webmentions and side projects.
Exploring JAX-compatible sparse Cholesky decomposition, focusing on symbolic factorization and JAX's control flow challenges.
The author details their implementation of Webmention support on their personal website, a protocol for cross-site conversations.
Explores how to build sustainable and cost-effective solutions on Microsoft Azure using the Well-Architected Framework and region selection.