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Spent most of last week debugging a hydration mismatch that turned out to be invisible to humans but apparently a nightmare for the LLM crawler tryin
Most indie developers ship their SaaS, celebrate, and move on. Security feels like something for "later" — for when you have real users, real money, r
Why I Split My Mouse Tester Into Its Own Site — And What "Low 5%" Actually Tells You About Your Mouse After my last post about bypassing Ch
Just as PureScript has expanded into the backend after having long been confined to the frontend (at least in people's minds), it is now spreading to
Building a Real-Time Task Manager with Next.js and Firebase - Lessons from the Trenches I recently built a task management app to learn Fir
Most dashboards are built the same way: the user lands on the page, data loads, and then... it sits there. Stale. Until the user hits refresh or you s
Lots of lines can separate two classes of points. SVM asks a sharper question: which line leaves the widest gap? That "widest street" idea makes it on
I have been working on dep, a tiny dependency installer for Node.js. It is not meant to replace npm, pnpm, or Yarn. Those tools are mature, powerfu
Ever wanted the dominant colours of an image — for a theme, a tag, a swatch? You don't need a library or a server. The browser can read every pixel an
The macOS Dock's magnify-on-hover is one of the most copied UI effects ever — and it's just one idea: scale each icon by how close the cursor is to it
The Chrome dinosaur game looks trivial, but it teaches every core idea of a real game: a loop, gravity, spawning, collisions, and difficulty that ramp
The fastest way to capture a full-page screenshot in Chrome needs no extension at all: open DevTools, run one command, and Chrome stitches the entire
Parallel agent demos look great right up until two tasks both try to use the same mouse. One task is logging into a site. Another one opens a browser
TypeScript Migration Guide: Convert JS Projects 2026 Migrating from JavaScript to TypeScript can feel overwhelming, but it doesn't have to
Every developer has been there. You know the command exists. You used it last week. But right now, at this exact moment, you cannot remember it. You o
You can't optimize what you don't measure. Every blog post about conversion optimization, A/B testing, or paid ads assumes you have reliable tracking
The easiest way to make an AI gateway feel flaky is to pretend every upstream model works the same way. On paper, a lot of tools look compatible. Th
Upgrading your Expo SDK version to keep up with the latest App Store and Google Play requirements is usually a smooth process—until Gradle decides to
page.screenshot() is the whole API, and for a one-off capture on your laptop it is genuinely two lines of code. The work starts after that: full-page
Most TypeScript codebases are full of types that are copies of other types with one field changed. A User, then a UserUpdate that's the same minus id,