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How to get syntax highlighting for MDX files working in Neovim using NixVim.
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JetBrains reshuffled the whole kotlin-lsp distribution into the IntelliJ platform bundle.
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How my NixOS configuration grew from a single configuration.nix into a multi-machine flake - one tool at a time, and why I adopted each one when I did.
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A set of best practices for setting up and maintaining Gradle dependency verification, distilled from real-world experience at GradleX and a few additional lessons learned along the way.
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A walk through the two upstream design choices that combine to silently disable Gradle's rich console auto-detection on Nix: a native-platform cache that doesn't notice patched libraries, and a JDK that can't see /lib64.
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Planning a migration of my NixOS flake configuration to the dendritic pattern: what it is, why I want it, and the pitfalls I found before writing a single line of code.
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I prefix every code review comment with one of five emojis to signal what response I expect from the author.
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Packaging the jfmt Java formatter as a native binary for NeoVim: from a JVM wrapper through weeks of reproducibility debugging to a statically-linked GraalVM binary.
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gh-get now sets up upstream and origin remotes correctly when forking, hides noisy git progress by default, always prints the destination path, and adds a --verbose flag.
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How I migrated from a custom rsync-based sync to a proper restic backup setup that follows the 3-2-1 rule - and the NixOS module I had to write myself.
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gh-get v2.2.0 adds real-time clone progress, accepts any GitHub URL, and introduces a --fork flag.
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How to build and use a fork of an OpenTofu provider in a Nix devShell using mkProvider and withPlugins, scoped to a project, reproducible, and easy to throw away.
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How I went from a generic Astro community template to a custom design system - with a detour through Google Stitch and two days of iterating with Claude.
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How I wrote a custom Home Manager module to manage tmuxinator projects declaratively - and why I've decided to contribute it upstream.
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How a version bump exposed native library dependencies in kotlin-lsp and what it takes to package them on NixOS
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I've decided to donate to open source projects for each day of December 2025 until Christmas.
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A short how-to explaining how to package the kotlin-lsp language server with Nix in order to use it with NixVim
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Agentic AI tools often struggle with Apache Maven because its unique lifecycle model clashes with AI’s preference for minimal, incremental work, leading to false negatives and false positives.
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How using a custom Gradle build service and rethinking task dependencies led to faster, cleaner builds in a Java backend project using Docker, Flyway, and jOOQ.
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Learn how to correctly configure the immutables.org library in a Gradle project using Kotlin DSL.
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A sunny sprint of code and community in Lanzarote.
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In this blog post I explore the challenges of running an enterprise Java application on NixOS, highlighting issues with Gradle support and authenticated resources.
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This is another blog post that covers the intersection between Gradle and NixOS.
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Dependency verification is a crucial aspect of maintaining the integrity and security of your software projects.
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In this blog post we'll break down the differences between Version Catalogs and Platforms.
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Learn how to resolve Gradle's missing libudev warnings on NixOS, ensuring smooth builds and complete telemetry data.
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In this blog post, we’ll explore the NixOS module system and how to declare options within it, a key skill for writing custom modules or contributing to NixOS.
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How to build a Gradle project using Nix - 2025 edition.
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Exciting News: I’m Going Freelance in 2025!