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A practical breakdown of the four test types I use on every production app, with tools and trade-offs for each.
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A reference for getting Coolify running and configuring apps: server setup, swap, OrbStack local dev, and deploying via volumes or ports.
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How I wired up Drizzle ORM with Bun's native SQLite driver.
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How I set up automated deployments to a VPS without a public IP address, using a self-hosted GitHub Actions runner.
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The directory structure I use for TanStack Start apps, with explanations of each convention and why the routing layer is laid out the way it is.
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Common commands for interacting with Homebrew, the macOS package manager
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Why I replaced fontsource's auto-injected @font-face rules with manual declarations to trim unnecessary @font-face rules and load Latin-only subsets.
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How I set up PostHog in a statically prerendered TanStack Start site, covering SSR-safe initialisation, SPA pageview tracking, and proxying through Vercel.
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How I replaced the auto-generated sitemap in TanStack Start with a hand-rolled server route to get real lastmod dates and per-URL priority control.
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How I built a realistic SSR load test rig for TanStack Start, wired up prom-client for Prometheus metrics, and what the results looked like under load.
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How to configure TanStack Start's static prerender target and deploy it correctly to Vercel, including the non-obvious vercel.json settings that make routing work.
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A deep dive into the options for handling Markdown content in Next.js applications
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A quick guide on how to use GitHub Models with the AI SDK
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My current macOS development setup guide, covering installing apps and configuring system settings
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Every couple years I like to redesign my portfolio using the trending technologies in the web development community.
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I've recently been working with Next.js and React Server Components, which provides a nice way to build fullstack web applications quickly.
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I was looking at a simple way to do GitOps with Nomad for my Homelab.
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I found some tricks with getting a Nomad dev environment working reliably on Mac, particularly a Apple Silicon Mac.
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Setting up webapps can be time consuming, particularly when the goal is to build a quick proof of concept of something
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I like to change my color theme based on the environment I'm working in, this guide outlines how to setup single-click dark mode switching on macOS.
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My notes on using devcontainers for frontend development
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I wanted to install Linux on a portable SSD I had and make it bootable from my Macbook, so it needed UEFI support.
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CORS (Cross Origin Resource Sharing) allows access to resources from other domains, a good use case for this is a web app trying to fetch data from an API on another domain.