Development Practices • Sep 09, 2025 Why I Always Check Out and Test PR Branches Locally Local testing for pull requests is a crucial step before approval. It helps confirm requirements and ensure code works as intended.
UX/Design Tools • Sep 08, 2025 UI Automation with (AX)Swift (and AI) Recently, I wanted to automate a tedious task in a UI application. I eventually settled on writing a small Swift app.
AI for Developers • Aug 21, 2025 Distributed AI Agents: A Thought Experiment in Self-Evolving Business Systems Explore how distributed AI agent systems solve the context window problem by creating specialized agents that coordinate like expert teams.
Game Development • Aug 06, 2025 A Guide to Developing for Meta Quest on Mac This guide creates a project akin to "Hello World" but for Meta Quest headsets, focused on developing with a Mac instead of Windows.
Developer Tools • Jul 28, 2025 A Guide to Browser DevTools – The Debugger The browser debugger lets you pause code, inspect variables, and step through functions to find and fix issues efficiently.
Azure • Jul 17, 2025 Zero-Downtime Azure Functions: Watch Mode with Rider and Watchman What if you could get “watch mode” for Azure Functions, similar to Webpack or nodemon, so your function app hot-reloads on file changes?
AI for Developers • Jul 07, 2025 What Happened When I Tried Blender Scripting with AI I wanted to know how well a Cursor Agent could help me write a set of Blender scripts. Let's see how I tested the limits of Blender scripting.
Developer Tools • May 05, 2025 Tools That Let Me Spend More Time Coding, Less Time Clicking Smart tools cut out the noise. They eliminate those tiny moments of friction that interrupt your flow and your focus.
Extracurricular Activities • Apr 23, 2025 Bringing Your Raspberry Pi on the Road: A Portable Pi Setup Guide With this Portable Pi Guide, you'll make your Raspberry Pi travel-ready using Tailscale and your phone’s hotspot — no extra gear needed.
Developer Tools • Apr 22, 2025 A Guide to Browser DevTools – The Console The console is a tool that allows developers to log information, debug issues, and execute JavaScript commands directly within the browser.
C# • Apr 01, 2025 Sliding Window in C#: A Reusable and Efficient Approach When working with collections in C#, you may need to process elements in fixed-size, overlapping groups, referred to as a "sliding window."
Developer Tools • Mar 18, 2025 Try These 4 Apps to Visualize Redis Stream Data Having a good visualization tool means having clear insights into your application state. Visualize Redis stream data with 4 different apps.
