Tomas Pustelnik

Every January, I have a tradition.

With the advancement of AI, I’ve decided to try something different from building.

After over a year of development, I finally launched Clipio — a browser extension that lets you save web content effortlessly into Notion.

We, developers, love the “happy path”.

Let’s make it clear.

Do you like code reviews?

When integrating Shadcn UI into an Nx monorepo you can stumble upon few issues.

Supabase promise an easy authentication without a hasle.

Rust is a programming language that has gained a lot of popularity recently.

Some time ago, I posted a tweet announcing I had switched from VS Code to VIM (Neovim to be precise).

Today’s web is a very interactive experience, yet we often fail to provide the same experience to everyone.

Want to get better at the accessibility, but you don’t know where to start?

Up until recently, I have hosted my site on Netlify.

CSS-in-JS has taken a solid place in front-end tooling, and it seems this trend will continue in the near future.

TLDR: I don’t have enough time to focus on all my side-projects and activities.

A project I currently work on has a lot of different and sometimes non-trivial layouts.

Some time ago I have published a post about tools I use in front-end development, and it had a bigger response than I expected (in a positive manner 😊).

Not long ago I decided to improve the loading times of my website.

About two weeks ago, I have finally released Qjub in private beta.

Front-end development is quite a complex discipline and you will hardly ever need only a browser and code editor (at least for bigger projects).

Creating accessible forms (especially more complex ones) may be difficult.

Writing web apps in React or other JS frameworks doesn’t mean you don’t need to have a solid foundation of HTML and CSS.