AI Is Pressure on the Dam
Organisations and workplaces are like a hydroelectric dam: all the input, such as raw materials, infrastructure, code, sales, and customer service. The go through the dam and produces something people
Are we addicted to free software?
In 2025, we expect software to be free. We have incredible developers building powerful tools and offering them at no cost. Some try to monetize with premium or “plus” versions, but more often than no
Embrace waterfall
Found this gem of a comment describing waterfall process (in the context vs Agile and/or Scrum):
These are a couple of utils that once in while I need , but I'm too lazy to think about how to write it from scratch. So, I end up searching for on the internet hoping to end on the correct Stack Over
Build your own image loader hook
In the spirit of learning and having fewer dependencies, I decided to explore the creation of a "simple" image loader react hook. The hook
Build your own primitive UI
I have seen many teams, in the spirit of moving fast and getting the product to the market, outsource their UI. By outsourcing
You don't need webpack
Use parcel.js instead. No config needed, HMR is a breeze to setup (done via babelrc) and code splitting is done via dynamic imports, giving you full control programmatically
Should we always code review?
I recently "stumbled" into the following statement from the Technical due diligence calculator for sta
Handling errors in promises the DRY way
Here I will show you a subtle abstraction when dealing with errors in promises. The core concept using the Promise.resolve as we do in
How to package refactoring
Every software project has a need for periodic refactoring. We need to add more tests (if any), improve readability and decrease tech debt. Otherwise the code base becomes hard to work with and deploy