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Here are some scatter thoughts on building a little music making app with Swift.

Smaller prototypes, SQLite WASM, and more.

tl;dr → Compile JS and CSS assets into a single .html file that can save itself, and you’ve got yourself a little portable application.

Been working with gVisor, WASM, Next and more.

gshr is a simple static html site generator for multiple git repos.[0] I wrote it as a fun little project because I haven’t written Go in a while.

This is exactly the sort of thing I don’t like about Excel; an archaic, 2003 / 2007 “gotcha” that is common, baffling, and a pain. tl;dr Excel shares a hidden cache between pivot tables so changes to one pivot table can affect others.

Notes, links, snippets, thoughts, and more on sqlite.

Some notes on Postgres.

Here’s some working notes on how I keep Makefiles.

I’ve noticed a trend lately of a lot of languages or ideologies following the line of thought that if something is in your code, it should affect how your program runs, or it’s not important.

tl;dr I’m open-sourcing a rough version of a spreadsheet engine that can execute formulas like =(SUM(A1:A9) / COUNT(A1:A9)) * MAX(Sheet2!

There are a bunch of commercial spreadsheet automation tools out there.

Dart and Flutter are growing quickly, but there aren’t a lot of packages or blog posts about the smaller details of the widgets you’ll need to build desktop apps.

Here are some simple performance monitoring functions I’ve been using for all sorts of TS stuff.

I was trying to find something I wrote by searching for a phrase I remember using, and I found that I use “you can always” a lot.