Thoughts on TDD
I admit it; I used to hate testing. It never made any sense. Why would I want to write more code (test code, that is) when I already have code to write?
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Programming is poetical science
Today I read a couple articles on Ada Lovelace. She was the first programmer ever, which makes her the grandfather of my profession, programming 🤓 (a real G 😉). But she wasn't only a programmer, she was also a prophet.
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New blog feature rollout
You may not have noticed, but my blog is missing a lot of features 😆. I am well aware of these omissions. They exist because I'm building this blog progressively: I add features as I need them.
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Eat the fruit
I was shopping for some items at CVS today when I stumbled upon something surprising on the shelf. In the "Diet Needs" section for the store, there lied different supplements.
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Dancing on the grave of Web SQL
I was wandering round the web recently and stumbled upon an article about the death of Web SQL. I couldn't ask for a better article.
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Exciting features coming to the web
I watched a couple videos from the Google I/O '24 on YouTube and had a blast. In this blog post, I would like to highlight some of the features that I learned about.
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The rhyme and rhythm of Thesaurus
Peter Morris, also known as Thesaurus, is one of my favorite battle rappers in the game. I like his style a lot because I can hear a lot of poetry influences in his bars.
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Build step obsession
Building websites today has become easier than it's ever been. All you need is a text editor and a browser, two programs that almost every home computer possesses today (and most times, right out the box).
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My web design toolkit
As an aspiring webmaster 🕸️, I spend most of my free time designing, developing and maintaining websites. 🌐 To ease the process, I ensure that I choose the best tools available on the market.
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From web peasant to land chad to Spider-Man
There are only 3 types of people on the web: web peasants, land chads, and Spider-Men. I have been privileged to live in each person's shoes.
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