Developer Tools • Nov 11, 2025 What I Love About My Warp Terminal I've been using Warp for a couple years and I'm rethinking what I want from my development tools. Here's what I appreciate about Warp.
Growing as Makers • Nov 07, 2025 Build a System to Learn and Remember Technical Topics as a Developer Build a personal knowledge system combining Drafts, ChatGPT Study Mode, and Anki to capture, understand, and retain new technical insights.
Development Practices • Nov 04, 2025 Pencils, Not Stencils: A Better Way to Prune Git Branches: fzf and a Tiny Loop You can prune Git branches manually, or with one-liners, or via your IDE. I split the difference and built a human-in-the-loop automation.
Product Development • Nov 03, 2025 Learn to Use Rapid Prototyping Sprints in Cursor Lately, I’ve been experimenting with running prototyping “sprints” in Cursor and it’s changed how quickly I can move from idea to outcome.
JavaScript • Nov 02, 2025 So You Want to Code in JavaScript: A Setup Survival Kit Whether you’re joining an existing codebase or starting your first side project, here are 4 tools I’ve found essential for JavaScript setup.
Game Development • Oct 29, 2025 Wrapping Up My 4-in-a-Row Experiment with GPT-5 High Let's see if the newer GPT-5-High and code-supernova-1-million AI models can handle a spin on a classic game better than previous models.
The Software Life • Oct 27, 2025 Task: A Modern, Friendly Make Replacement Task is a tiny, cross‑platform task runner that understands dependencies, supports watch mode, and plays nicely with tools you already use.
Extracurricular Activities • Oct 22, 2025 Level Up Your Emoji Game: A Command-Line Shortcut for Making Custom Slack Emojis I built a command-line Python tool to quickly create custom Slack emojis, making it easier—and more fun—to express yourself at work
AI for Developers • Oct 21, 2025 My Relationship with an AI Code Editor LLMs and an AI Code Editor like Cursor are still a benefit to my growth, but I'm not ready for the LLM to take the joy of my job just yet.
Personal Optimization • Oct 18, 2025 100 Ways to Reclaim Your Commute When my bus route recently detoured around major construction, I started brainstorming ways to take back my commute. Here are 100 of them.
The Software Life • Oct 10, 2025 Here’s How Software Makers Can Stay in the Game Even While on the Bench One key learning I’ve come to realize while “on the bench” is how important it is to add value by staying true to our Atomic values.
Figma • Oct 08, 2025 How to Connect Figma to Cursor Using the Figma MCP Server Overall, I’ve had great success using the Figma MCP Server when implementing designs, and I hope you do too!
