devlog 12: What if MacOS was a linux distro
The first Seattle Design meetup and an interesting question: How far can I get if I pretend MacOS is a linux distro?
Learning to think & build in public. Excited about tools for thinking and augmenting human capabilities.
Previously head of product & engineering @GrabbitNFT and product at Microsoft (PlayFab, Xbox Live, and Xbox).
The first Seattle Design meetup and an interesting question: How far can I get if I pretend MacOS is a linux distro?
Embark on a journey to learn about how OOP has been done throughout JavaScript's history, with our destination set on understanding how we should do it today and what all the modern syntax is doing for us under the hood.
A deep dive into neovim config, controlling focus, pane management with edgy.nvim, and a little open source contribution to boot!
Imagine a world where something as simple as editing text becomes a fun and challenging puzzle to be solved.
Learning new technologies, vim, and neovim!
Doc Duck takes to the stage! Finding my first customer and also inspiration at the PNW's premier JS conference.
Thinking about the same concept in a different way is often a big unlock to deeper and clearer understanding
Doc Duck's feedback widget is now branded!
Each week I write a log of what I've worked on. View them all here!
Murder, a new bike, polishing the feedback view, and a live site incident!
What do polyrhythms, new cars, bike rides, and CascadiaJS have in common? They're all part of this week's updates!
Identity functions make it possible to provide a much better developer experience at API boundaries by improving the type