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Give Pi named roles, scoped tasks, and automatic handoffs instead of managing models and prompting agents to continue.
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Preserve meaningful error messages in production, stop using tools that strip them.
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Stop chasing one framework to do it all.
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Work on multiple branches at once without stashing or cloning.
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Learn how to efficiently generate and insert realistic mock data into your database.
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Use Devbox to manage your portable, isolated, dev environment, on any machine.
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Use process-compose to manage your dev services.
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How to use manual approvals in GitHub Actions to wait for a human to approve a release.
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Don't mutate the iterator you're iterating over.
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Effective package development using Yalc.
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Fullstack development, or rather isomorphic development, isn't as easy as they say.
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Use Procfiles to turn multiple startup commands into a single one.
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A rambling about recent events in my life.
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Using typed GraphQL queries to easy development and maintain API confidence.
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How to handle POST requests in Next.js getServerSideProps.
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How to use Type Assertions to narrow types in TypeScript.
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The interview process is broken, I can build, I can't play.
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How I got an exciting job offer, that I had to decline.
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Generators and what makes them so special.
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Walking down a tree using a function, loop or generator.
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Flat loops as an alternative for complex recursive functions.
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How I became as productive as I am.
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How to use Type Guards to narrow types in TypeScript.
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Use PM2 to turn multiple startup commands into a single one.
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Form handling in React, without react controlling everything!
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Prefer [].slice(2) over [,,rest]
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A typescript `valueof` implementation similar to `keyof`
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Mutating objects is fine, sometimes preferred.
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Functional methods and side effects don't play well together.
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Working from Home isn't the same anymore.
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The launch of Updrafts.app - A Tailwind Studio.
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The costs of Optional Chaining in performance and bundle size.