JavaScript is single-threaded. Everybody knows that. What fewer people know is that you don't have to stay single-threaded. Web Workers give you real parallelism in the browser, and most projects I've worked on either don't use them at all or use them wrong. What
Every side project I've ever shipped has a Makefile. Not because I'm nostalgic or some kind of Unix purist — because after ten years of trying every alternative, Make is still the one that works without surprising me. I've used npm scripts, rake, just, task,
I've spent the better part of a decade staring at broken code, confused logs, and systems that worked yesterday but don't today. After a while, you stop throwing darts and start developing actual mental models — patterns of thinking that consistently get you closer to the bug.
For years, my relationship with regular expressions went something like this: encounter a regex I needed, Google it, copy it from Stack Overflow, test it once, and move on. If it broke, I'd Google a new one. I treated regex like incantations — mysterious symbols that somehow worked, as
Unfortunately I had to remove the proposal from the website.
This Christmas I received a mediatek smartwatch so after a couple of days, I've decided to mod it a bit, and I've started to learn how to create vxp watch faces. This is my first attempt: download pacman watchface
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