I CAN MAKE THIS WORK

"It works on my machine" is an old joke.

TypeScript is now the most popular programming language.

I'd recently started to notice that when I shared links to my Docusaurus blog on WhatsApp, the preview image was missing.

It's been a rough year.

I've kept hearing talk of Standard.site recently.

If you deploy a Node.js application to Azure, you might want to use Azure Application Insights to monitor it.

When developing web applications that have some dependency on authentication, it can be tricky to get a local development setup that allows you to manage authentication effectively.

Listing the Azure Pipelines using the Azure DevOps REST API and TypeScript is possible, but if you use the official Azure DevOps Client for Node.js, you might have issues.

In this post we're going to look at filtering using an endswith filter with the Microsoft Graph client.

TypeScript is being ported to Go.

Have you ever wanted to have required reviewers for a pull request in Azure DevOps?

I frequently build scripts that work against Azure resources using the Azure SDK for JavaScript.

Have you ever wanted to merge a pull request in Azure DevOps using the Azure DevOps API?

There was a time in my life when I didn't really care about commit messages.

For many years I've been a big fan of using NSwag to generate TypeScript and CSharp clients for APIs.

AI is a fantastic tool.

Yargs is a popular library for building command line interfaces in Node.js.

I've long believed in the benefits of static typing.

npmx.dev is an exciting new reimagining of the npmjs.com website.

I've recently been experimenting with Node.js subpath imports.

Back in 2021 I published a post called ts-loader goes webpack 5; a big exciting post about how ts-loader was upgraded to directly support webpack 5, and drop support for webpack 4 in v9 of ts-loader.