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[Note] CLI tools I love using
CLI tools I love using I’m a huge fan of Rust, and it’s no surprise that many of the tools I rely on in the terminal are written in rust.
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[Note] Returning to Neovim for Coding
Returning to Neovim for coding I’ve started using Neovim for coding again.
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[Note] Ghostty?
Ghostty?
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[Note] I’ve started implementing short notes on my website
I’ve started implementing notes on my website The goal is to create a space for sharing shorter updates, thoughts, and progress on ongoing projects.
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How to build dual package npm from Typescript - the easiest way
JavaScript is evolving rapidly.
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Essential tsconfig.json options you should use
The tsconfig.json file in TypeScript is more than just a list of settings.
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Migrate to ESLint 9.x
Have you updated your ESLint setup to version 9.x?
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Why you might be using Enums in TypeScript wrong
The topic of using enums in TypeScript has been discussed a lot, but many developers still remain unaware of their drawbacks.
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Should you switch to Deno?
Deno, created by Ryan Dahl, runs JavaScript and TypeScript without Node.js.
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My blog now offers full-text RSS feeds
Guess what?
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Transforming website images into WebP with Rust for faster loading times
Hi everyone 👋, Recently, I attended Ekinoday, our company’s annual conference, where my colleagues share knowledge on various topics, from technology to life tips.
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Dynamic Github profile with Bun and Typescript
In a recent article, I discussed transforming a GitHub profile into an interactive space with icons, badges, and dynamically updated blog posts using Python scripts and GitHub actions.
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How I made my GitHub profile README dynamic
Have you heard about GitHub profile READMEs?
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New home for my website
Hey there, it's been quite a while since my last article, almost 3 years.
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Start a new journey
Hey everyone!
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Build your personal website without spending any money
In this article, we'll walk through how to set up a Jekyll-powered blog using the Minimal Mistakes theme.