For a while now, frontend JavaScript has been my comfort zone. I like the immediate feedback: you tweak state, manipulate the DOM, fix a UI interaction, and see the results instantly on screen. Recently, though, I shipped the live frontend build of ...

Building tools for yourself is arguably the most effective way to level up as a software engineer. There is no product manager handing down arbitrary specs, no artificial constraints, and most importantly, no room to ignore bugs when you are the prim...

Today, I want to talk about a metric we developers rarely track in our daily schedules. It’s not build times, bundle sizes, or commit streaks. It’s health. So many times, we get so caught up in the excitement of building stuff, shipping features, ...

Starting a new journey can be messy, especially when you are a frontend developer accustomed to a specific workflow. Recently, I decided to take the leap and transition to Linux. I didn’t just dip my toes in, though. I went ahead and installed it on ...