Junian Dev

Homebrew dotnet Install the .NET SDK side-by-side on macOS using the Homebrew package manager. ⁠ ⁠

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dotfiles My personal dotfiles collection.

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AutoKams A standalone application designed to capture images from USB camera devices, such as webcams and microscopes.

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In a C# for-loop, we’re basically just stepping through a bunch of numbers.

Programs basically live in loops most of the time.

I decided to migrate junian.net to junian.dev.

When I was setting up my static site on Netlify, I wanted to use Cloudflare as a proxy.

Previously, I wrote about how to generate multiple Marp Markdown presentations in one go, just like most static site generators do.

One time, I wanted to embed my YouTube playlist (not a single video) into my Hugo site, but I found that there is no built-in shortcode for that.

I freaking love Markdown.

Netlify is an amazing service for hosting static websites.

If you have a tech blog and regularly show keyboard shortcuts, you may want to wrap the keys in the HTML <kbd> tag.

Have you ever run a Homebrew command and suddenly gotten this error message?

Every time I finish writing or editing content for my Hugo static site, my first instinct is to check the website a few seconds later after it finishes building.

If you’re running a content-first website, you probably want search engines (not you, LLMs that don’t give attribution 🫵) to index your site quickly.

Recently, I decided to remove Disqus from my static sites.

Previously, I wrote about how to redirect a Netlify Deploy Preview URL to your main production URL.

Recently, I decided to ditch Disqus because they’re now forcing ads even on old users.

Pre-Made Art in Healthcare SaaS Dashboards Designing software for patients carries distinct psychological weight.

I don’t really use Disqus anymore, but some websites still prefer to use it.

If you’re using Netlify to deploy your static site, you’ll receive a new Deploy Preview URL.

March was an interesting month.

For the longest time, I relied on a third-party app called AlDente just to do one simple thing: Stop my MacBook from charging to 100%.

Previously, I wrote about how to restore the missing Wi-Fi icon in macOS Recovery.

So you want to reset your Mac to factory default.

Recently I noticed that the official Homebrew Cask removed the Mendeley Desktop app for Mac from their repository.

If you’re coming from Windows, you’re probably familiar with its keyboard shortcuts to copy and paste files (ctrl + c, ctrl + v) or cut and paste (ctrl + x, ctrl + v).

February just finished.

In this age of AI, I use LLMs to do my development work for like 80% of the time.

As someone who lives in Indonesia (if you don’t know where Indonesia is, it’s where Bali Island is located) and earns from Google AdSense, I usually withdraw my earnings to my local IDR bank account.

I take a lot of macOS app screenshots for my blog.

Recently, I installed TradeNote on Windows for a client.

I take a lot of screenshots for my blog, and doing that regularly without remembering the shortcuts is a mistake.

Microsoft recently released .NET 11 Preview 1.

UPDATE 2026.05.05: I decided to abandoned the dot com migration, but I migrated it to junian.dev instead.

After a long time debating, I finally decided to remove Disqus from my site.

Xcode is a full-featured IDE from Apple for creating apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Apple TV.

You’ve probably noticed that I regularly write about Apple products, especially the Mac and iPhone.

Hi, this is a quick blog post for today.

MacBooks don’t use a 16:9 aspect ratio, including my daily driver, the MacBook Air M4.

UPDATE 2026/03: You can now set battery charge limit manually without any 3rd-party app!

Have you ever downloaded a macOS app from the internet, double-clicked it, and then seen this message: App Not Opened Apple could not verify app is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy.

When Apple introduced the new Liquid Glass look in macOS 26 (Tahoe), my first reaction was, “Wow… that looks fancy.”