Interesting concept for the sidebar on my admin dashboard. Classic, simple, and not space-consuming if it doesn't have to be. I like it. It can help the user to focus on other essentials while on desktop.

Something just hit me. In all my pet projects, I have never thought to add a feature that allows the user to report errors they face on the front end, in their own words, and what is expected vs what actually happens. I wonder how that would work.

Had fun interacting with the intersection observer API today. Good day's work.

If it's Thursday, you know it's #CodeversationThursday pale Mastercraft by Spaceyatech! The usual crew w/ the good vibes: IanMcbull Wamata Muriu David Macharia🇰🇪 {"It's pronounced": W3SHY} Bridgit Nancy Nyabuti Benson Njuguna Ruben Distinct Blackie Fred Akwando CatherineK Mark Gatere Eustus Kevin Tuei

These days I find myself using the terminal commands and shortcuts more than I click on buttons using the mouse. My mouse is enjoying a vacation before retirement. #ubuntu #Linux

Well, today was fun. Imagine forgetting a simple word as StackOverflow... My mind went blank on this. 🤔😅

We have updated all speakers on our website til-conf.netlify.app There are some last minute changes, but we are excited to host so many amazing talks Thanks to the organizing team Ahmed Moustafa Gerome Grignon 🅰️ @AngularDevsFr Dharmen Shah 😎 Tobiloba🥑 Ady Ngom Manish Tyagi

Someone once told me to learn one language and the rest can easily be comprehended. I am comprehending Java for a project.

Try this: 1. Make changes on a separate branch based off the head branch. 2. git diff HEAD With warp terminal, you get a summary using: 2. git --no-pager diff HEAD Had to discover these on the terminal after a lag while using Source Control on VS Code. #warp #Git

My recent experiences have highlighted the importance of continuous learning and effective problem-solving. Strong fundamentals and research abilities are essential, and resources like StackOverflow provide invaluable insights

PR's are a source for bugs. That is why they need thorough reviews. I find myself being too petty and limit even the smallest of errors. Is this what is called gate keeping... 😅

Warp terminal added the voice option. Really coool 🥂

Working on my 5 buckets 1. What I know - Knowledge. 2. What I can do - Skills. 3. Who I am connected with - Network. 4. What I have - Resources. 5. What the world says about me - Reputation. With knowledge and skills, you can attain the rest of you loose them.

Setting permissions on an app be like

Time to see what supabase is like and using the templating provided by remix-run

I am proud of my optimizations on an app I am working on. The React Native app has a few lists that render data that is constantly updated. My fix has reduced the list's load time from a minute or more to a mere 2 seconds. As in 1, 2...

Finally picked up Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann. Heard it’s a game changer—let’s see what all the hype is about! I'll share the bits as we go

I remember the day "Race Condition" was all but a definition. Now, I wish it was all but a definition 🤦

I don't know who needs to tell them, but spending 3+ minutes on Google's captcha reCAPTCHA is nowhere near "a good experience". Had to abandon that game. For now. I will try again later.