Latest Posts
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Book Review: The Unicorn Project
Having never read another book by Gene Kim,
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Custom Elements And The Light Dom
Custom Elements have their own lifecycle.
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Custom Element With React
In my previous post, I discussed how we can escape React out the top.
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Breaking The React Wall
I’ve written before about using useImperativeHandle to hoist functionality up a layer of React componentry.
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Stepper: React's useImperativeHandle
State encapsulation is pretty good in React: one way data binding via props and callbacks for notifying of changing events. But how do I change the state of a component from outside it’s declaration?
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Node, TLS, and DNS
Node presents different problems when using local domain names.
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Reverse Proxy With Caddy
I’ve never set up a reverse proxy before.
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Not Your Parent's Software
ONCE is a great example of software we can own, built for the modern world.
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Graphql Is Not Expressive
It has only two categories of inquiry
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Eventing Like React
I have a previous article about using React to mirror DOM eventing style
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React Eventing Like The Dom
React doesn’t have a builtin eventing system like the browser does, but you can model your components after it.
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JSX: Writing the Language To Meet You
Like LISP, JSX allows html to be written “up” to easily define new concepts.
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Very Semantic Html
Semantic HTML can be a very charged topic. A quick search
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Description Of Wonka Operators
Suffice to say, wonka operators are a simple concept that becomes incredibly tricky very quickly!
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Form Validations
When my front end is decoupled from my backend via JSON API, how does my front end know what kind of validation logic my backend does on the data I provide it? Usually, it doesn’t!
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Tech Itch
What is the tech itch?
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Repo Local Todos
Not all software I write is very collaborative. Many hobby projects I start are just me writing a project,
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Turbo, Helment, And Csp
I had some trouble with Turbo,
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Is React A Framework
Or is React still a library?
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Deployments
How do you deploy your projects?
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Terminal Vs Tui
For a long time I’ve loved using the terminal, but couldn’t quite figure out what I liked about it.
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Software I Use
I’ve enjoyed using the terminal ever since I found one on my computer. I’ve seen “scripting” as a way to get a computer to do anything, magical.