Artificial Intelligence • Feb 07, 2026 Take Back the EM Dash — and Your Voice I can tell I'm reading text generated by an LLM. What bugs me most is that the voice is gone. Here's how to retain your voice.
AI for Developers • Feb 06, 2026 How I Extend My Workflow with Claude Code CLI Because I want to streamline my development process, I'm experimenting with Claude Code, Anthropic's command-line tool for agentic coding.
Developer Tools • Feb 05, 2026 A Guide to Browser DevTools – The Network Monitor Learn how to use the browser DevTools Network tab to inspect requests, debug APIs, and analyze page performance.
Developer Tools • Feb 04, 2026 Just Use Mise Two of the biggest competitors in the version management space are asdf and mise (pronounced MEEZ). If you are stuck, just use mise.
TanStack • Feb 03, 2026 TanStack Router’s beforeLoad vs. loader — What’s the Difference? TanStack Router's beforeLoad and loader allow for tight control over loading a route, but how should they be used?
Extracurricular Activities • Feb 02, 2026 From Simple Circuits to Powerful Systems Explore the world of electron devices and circuits. Discover how simple electronics can be and break down learning barriers.
Project & Team Management • Feb 01, 2026 Here’s Where Change Actually Starts: Leading with Listening A reflection on leading with listening, learning why convincing isn’t enough, and how meaningful change starts by understanding the people doing the work.
Product Development • Jan 31, 2026 Building Software for Enterprise Clients: Turn Friction into Collaboration Here's a checklist of questions that matter most when you're forming a team to build products with enterprise clients.
AI for Developers • Jan 30, 2026 How I Made AI Respect TDD It takes some rigor to get AI to play nicely by TDD principles. Let me tell you a little about what I've learned.
Svelte • Jan 29, 2026 3 Useful Svelte/Sveltekit Features I want to highlight some useful features available in Svelte 5, some of which may be interesting or familiar if you work in React.
Project & Team Management • Jan 28, 2026 When Progress Actively Kills Your Team Momentum You might be 90% complete, but until stakeholders are aligned enough to say “yes,” that progress doesn’t translate into momentum.
Development Practices • Jan 27, 2026 How Aviator Eliminates the Pain of Stacked PRs With stacked PRs, multiple reviewers can work on different parts of your feature simultaneously, and you can keep PRs small and focused.
