Metaprogramming TypeScript with the Reflect API
The Reflect API is a mystery to a lot of JavaScript developers. Let's take a look at a few of its features and see how it can be useful for basic metaprogramming in TypeScript.
Building Minesweeper with @xstate/store
@xstate/store is my new favourite lightweight state management tool. It integrates perfectly with all kinds of applications, backend or frontend, including those using React or SolidJS. Here's a bird's eye view of implementing minesweeper with @state/store, SolidJS, and ts-pattern.
'use server' and Next.js
When you add the 'user server' directive to your files, you're implicitly creating public, privileged endpoints to your exported functions.
Creating SolidJS bindings for xstate/store
SolidJS and XState are growing libraries with exceptionally happy users, including me. Here's a documentary of me finding more reasons to use them.
Coho
A brief look at the lives of young coho salmon within the pools of a drying creek in Cumberland, British Columbia.
Time Isn't Real: Schedules in Go with Channels and Signals
Can't use cron, but can use go? No problem. Avoid the perils of writing really bad code like me and learn to use channels and signals properly. You can even test it!
Dissecting ES6 Generators 1: Iterables & Iterators
Welcome to one of the best parts of ES6. Iterators are probably the most important concept to understand on the path to understanding and using generators effectively.
TypeScript Benchmarking with mitata
See how you can keep track of TypeScript performance with mitata: a tiny, fast, Rust-based benchmarking library.
Practical Examples of Authentication in Meteor 1.0
A step-by-step guide to customize authentication via the accounts-ui package in Meteor 1.0.
Summing the Largest Numbers in a JavaScript Array
A simple yet insightful look into turning an n*log(n) algorithm into an O(n) algorithm without much effort at all.