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Its January 2025 and about a year since I decided to kick off chronicles again as noted in Reignition.

Navigating life with ADHD often involves developing strategies to manage daily challenges, particularly in professional environments.

Today I released v0.4.0 of Chronicles.

I’ve been feeling a kind of creative energy lately.

I occassionally blog here.

This post is a review of (and thoughts about) Will Larson’s Staff Engineering book.

While planning drag and drop image support in Chronicles, I had some confusion about handling files once dropped.

Recently I wrote a python script for syncing data to a 3rd party service.

Introduction In my last attempt to build this app, search organically grew in prominence as I added new features.

I finished another feature on Chronicles: “Focused headings” (demo).

On July 2nd I re-booted a stalled side project of mine called Chronicles — a markdown based journaling application.

When I first heard about Deno 1, I thought it would fizzle.

Node supports exit codes and error logging but has important caveats I’ve learned the hard way.

In this post, I’m going to cover creating your own blog with Gatsby, a React-based Static Site Generator.