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46 from 25 Aug 2022 to 22 Aug 2026
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2026 3

  1. Local storage as a distributed cache
  2. Some options for reviewing AI-generated pull requests
  3. Two kids and too many Github notifications

2025 1

  1. Git Vim

2024 19

  1. Complexity-quality Matrix
  2. Code coverage doesn't matter much
  3. useEffectEvent
  4. 3 styling systems in 1 React app
  5. Why progressive enhancement
  6. Share code in Remix with functions, not API endpoints
  7. An LLM writes a Shakespearean ode to React
  8. What's interesting about the Zed editor
  9. Node's getting TypeScript support
  10. Retrofitting is part of accessibility
  11. Why use React for _____ ?
  12. Remix is better than GraphQL
  13. Pro Git course
  14. TypeScript 5.5 release candidate
  15. React 19 beta thoughts
  16. The Tailwind 4 alpha looks awesome
  17. Many forms, one Remix action
  18. One weird trick to minimize Docker image size for Node apps
  19. What async function doing?

2023 16

  1. ChatGPT created a text adventure for me
  2. A read through the original WorldWideWeb proposal
  3. Another way to talk about experience on your résumé
  4. Interview for impact
  5. Monday Memo #3
  6. Monday Memo #2
  7. Monday Memo #1
  8. It's your job to help new managers
  9. Dignify mistakes and questions
  10. Quality with purpose
  11. Am I still relevant as a programmer now that there's AI?
  12. How to answer "what's your biggest weakness?"
  13. Don't build your own blogging software
  14. Uncertainty is unavoidable
  15. The right question to ask an interviewer
  16. Start out writing on LinkedIn

2022 7

  1. Writing good performance self reviews
  2. Happiness could be a habit
  3. Don't hide things that didn't go perfectly
  4. Expect less mentoring as you gain experience
  5. Be assertive, and cautious, when starting a new role
  6. Feel like you're playing the game a little bit at work
  7. Coming soon