Archive
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Two architecture rules more people should follow
How can you better structure code and think about web applications?
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You Don't Know JS: Scope & Closures (#2) by Kyle Simpson.
How scope and closures work in JS. What is Hoisting?
- Learn JS. How to run JavaScript in the browser
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Does technology improve or degrade by default?
Inspired by a great talk by Jonathan Blow, I've gathered my thoughts on technology and children, abstractions and learning.
- Learn JS. Hoisting (3). Example with scope
- Learn JS. Hoisting (2). Temporal Dead Zone
- Learn JS. Hoisting (1)
- Start of Learning JS weekly
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How to test onSubmit in react-testing-library
Click on the submit button isn't working. How to test it properly?
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Object-Oriented Design Criticism
I share the criticism of Object-Oriented programming and design that I find inspiring.
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Estimates are relative
How I realized that all tasks are relative and you might not need numerical estimates.
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Is "Strong Opinions, weakly held" good advice?
I make a dive into the origins of this term. What does it mean? When does it make sense?
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How to set up Rails on a Mac
How I wasted a lot of time to set up Ruby and RoR.
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How it works
I try to note the process of building this blog.
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You Don't Know JS: Up & Going (#1) by Kyle Simpson
Introduction to the book series and to JavaScript in general.
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When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi
A memoir about neurosurgeon dying of cancer. His story and thoughts before death.
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Learned Optimism by Martin Seligman
Book about two things. First - memoir and a short history of positive psychology. Second - differences between pessimism and optimism. How helplessness and depression connect to them.
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Moonwalking with Einstein by Joshua Foer
What is the value of learning and memories in modern days and if mnemonic techniques can help us remember more?