Working on Turas.app, we recently came across a need to generate video recordings of Turas “stories”. Here are some examples of stories: Big Sur Taiwan Paris The use case is sharing stories to platforms like Instagram and TikTok.

apex predator of grug is complexity complexity bad one day code base understandable and grug can get work done, everything good! next day impossible: complexity demon spirit has entered code and very dangerous situation! — grugbrain.dev If that sums up how you feel about the renewed hype around SSR, then…

Those of us that have been in the industry long enough have seen variations of this phrase come and go: No one ever got fired for picking IBM The first hit on Google has a great blog post on this: [It] is an unattributed quote that’s been repeated so often…

If you’re looking for a deep dive into useMemo and useCallback, then you should check out Nadia Makarevich’s excellent article which goes into great depths and details on how to make sure you avoid excess re-renders. If you have 10 minutes and a short attention span and nostalgia for 90’s…

Like many folks who choose Vue, I find it to be incredibly productive and it rarely gets in the way. The recently released 2022 State of JS survey once again has some in the Vue community debating the merits of options vs composition API and whether the transition has held…

Just three simple tips to help dev teams ship software faster. Mostly for small and medium sized teams, but probably just as applicable in larger organizations. Simplify, simplify, and simplify some more Work asynchronously as much as practical Write things down Simplify, Simplify, and Simplify Some More! You Aren’t Gonna Need It or YAGNI is a…

A thread on Reddit Beginner here, start with react, svelte, or solid? caught my eye and gave me a chance to hash out some of my own thoughts on these platforms and where beginners should start in 2023. While I’d hardly call myself a front-end specialist, I’ve worked full stack…

Thanks for sharing this. I went through a similar experience with COVID and also ended up leaving a long time endeavor. But I feel like I came out of it completely renewed. I picked up new technology stacks and new environments (GCP, AWS) and I rather than feel like the ability to absorb has decreased, I find the opposite is true: I'm able to learn things even faster now than when I was younger and perhaps more dogmatic.

Channels are a construct that simplifies concurrent execution and pipelining of data and is often touted as one of the main draws of Go. But did you know that .NET also has built-in support for channels? If you’re building apps that process large volumes of data or need to interact…