Storybook encourages setting the same arguments over and over and over again, but this is a pain to maintain. There is a better, DRYer approach, it's just not well documented.

I read the entirety of the EAA – including all supporting documentation – so you don't have to.

How well does an iPad work as full code editing device; a veritable laptop replacement? That's what I wanted to find out.

Or how I spent four days trying to debug a local Astro environment that refused to load any CSS.

Want to type a data object so that a given key (e.g. "foo") can only be paired with a specific type (e.g. Bar)? Now you can!

What are my goals, themes, and overarching desires for the year ahead; and how does 2023 compare to what I had hoped it would become.

Are there any concerns with using superscript and subscript when crafting content for the web?

Ever spend weeks writing something, hit publish, and then feel completely unsatisfied. That's what just happened to me. So I figured I'd try to work out why.

How to change your Git author details for a single codebase, and check that the changes have taken effect.

Using pseudo-selectors like :where and :not to invert style rules, allowing for better code encapsulation and context sharing across a codebase.

I think automatically pumping every article saved to Readwise through an LLM is a bad idea. Luckily, you can turn that feature off!

The trouble with drafting blog posts and then mentally filing them under "done", without ever actually hitting publish.