Custom filenames in VS Code navbar

Building a fake iPhone 15 Pro with an iPhone

Poof

When I was a child, I read a lot of books. I won (twice) a certificate from the mayor when I was 12 because I was one of the top readers from the only city library. Ironically, I also won a soccer ball from my school for the same reason.

My 2023 in books

New website behind the scenes

The Myth of Normal

5 years of Wakatime

Lesser known Apple Watch workouts

iOS version release date history

Luna Display review

A Google Maps Supercluster example

Using Sandpack, your custom CodeSandbox

Fast

The year of AI

The path to Staff Engineer

The non-Emergenetics portion of the Emergenetics Explorer

Building Emergenetics Explorer

Building TypeScript definitions on demand

In the last few days, I worked to move this website to Next.js. In 2020, I moved from WordPress to Hugo and would be better served with Next.js. It was a straightforward migration, and I share what was done in this post.

Moving to Next.js

VS Code offers a handy way to set up your editor with recommended extensions and settings per workspace, which is incredibly useful when working in codebases with different technologies. Let's learn how to use this in our favor.

Using recommended extensions and settings in VS Code

Learn how to use Vercel Edge Middleware in Next.js and create a cool world map with your visitor location

Creating a dynamic map in the edge

Learn how to override specific console.log and other console messages in Jest

Overriding specific console messages in Jest

Have you ever asked yourself how ESLint works and what we can do with it? Why do we have so many rules, and which are the best and most helpful? In this post, you will learn one thing or two about this linter and its rules.

2024

Relaunching Writing Skills