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TypeScript 7.0 Is Here, and It Finally Uses the Right Tool for the Job
TypeScript 7.0 ships on a native Go compiler instead of the old self-hosted tsc. Here is what actually changes for you day to day, and what does not.
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The Database Was Relational, But the Decision Was Not
A junior developer's take on joining an agency, inheriting a MongoDB decision for a deeply relational CMS, and learning that unquestioned stack choices come back as complexity later.
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After Years With i3 and X11, I Finally Cheated On Them With Sway
Four years on Linux, two of them on a buttery-smooth i3 and X11 setup, and yet one stubborn Zed bug was enough to push me into the arms of Sway and Wayland.
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Linux Distro Differences Are Overhyped
Four years of distro-hopping taught me that the real difference between Linux distros is not what most people argue about online.
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Why I Decided to Migrate Kaunta from Fiber to Chi
Digging into why Kaunta's Datastar integration needed a boring-but-solid Chi + net/http foundation instead of forcing Fiber/fasthttp to behave like SSE-friendly middleware.
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From Jobless to Chart.js: My 2D Wake-Up Call
A journey through contributing to open source while jobless, discovering Chart.js, and learning how canvas elements work under the hood
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When Jest Can't Find Your Damn Imports
That frustrating moment when Jest can't find your perfectly valid imports while everything else works fine - and how to fix it with moduleNameMapper.
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I Built a Tiny Reddit Terminal on ESP32 (Because Why Not?)
From displaying 'FINALLY!' to scrolling through Reddit posts - how I turned my ESP32 into a tiny terminal for browsing r/Morocco on a 1.9-inch screen
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My First ESP32 Adventure: From What the Hell is This? to FINALLY!
A rookie's journey into ESP32 development - from struggling with USB cables to controlling LCD displays and making LEDs blink
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Building My First Gum TUI: The Git Branch Manager That Actually Sparked Joy (Part 1)
How I learned to stop worrying and love ASCII art while building my first TUI with Gum - a Git branch manager that turns daily Git frustrations into terminal joy.
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The Monday Morning That Changed My Terminal Life: An Intro to Gum (Part 0)
How I discovered that my terminal could be beautiful - from confusion about TUIs to finding Gum, the tool that makes bash scripts gorgeous.