Rethinking Concurrency with Effection
Exploring structured concurrency in TypeScript through Effection, and how it addresses the coordination challenges that async/await leaves unresolved.
Exploring structured concurrency in TypeScript through Effection, and how it addresses the coordination challenges that async/await leaves unresolved.
Exploring the shift from complex JavaScript frameworks to HTMX's hypermedia-driven simplicity, and practical patterns that emerge from this approach.
Discover CIVILI and why their revival captures the authentic spirit of the 80s Yugoslavia's music scene
A comprehensive guide to server-side Mermaid diagram rendering using @rendermaid/core v0.6.0, featuring enhanced performance, advanced analysis capabilities, improved rendering quality, and functional TypeScript patterns for maintainable parsing logic.
Reactive signals and HTMX create a powerful micro frontend architecture that keeps components independent while maintaining seamless communication.
Effect-TS transforms TypeScript into a business-focused language where technical concerns fade into the background, enabling focus on solving actual problems.
Gleam's `use` syntax provides an elegant solution to callback hell that improves functional programming ergonomics across multiple domains.
Common gatekeeping antipatterns that create bottlenecks in software delivery and proven approaches to transform them into enablement practices.
Moving beyond rigid Scrum ceremonies to embrace flexible, value-driven development that delivers measurable results.
Empowering teams to govern themselves leads to better outcomes than top-down management through practical transformation steps that enable autonomy and accountability.
A multi-key zero-knowledge verification system that enables private credential verification without blockchain dependencies, solving real privacy challenges in identity systems.
How to transform traditional Architecture Review Boards from gatekeepers into enablers that actually accelerate product development.
Deno addresses Node.js's core limitations with built-in TypeScript, secure-by-default execution, and simplified dependency management.
HATEOAS transforms API design and frontend development by creating self-describing systems that adapt dynamically to changing requirements.
HTMX transforms interactive web development by extending HTML's capabilities rather than requiring complex JavaScript frameworks.
Mixon addresses complexity and type safety challenges in Deno web application development through comprehensive type safety and built-in workflow management.
A practical guide to implementing Light FP patterns in TypeScript - clean, testable code without the complexity of full functional programming frameworks.