Thoughts on web development, programming, and technology
Coverage of website and web application development practices, including frontend frameworks, backend architectures, static site generation, serverless approaches, and deployment strategies that create performant, accessible, maintainable web experiences.
A simple Worker catches requests to example.com/tag/ and sends them to example.com/tags/, keeping the method, headers, and query strings intact. This fixes URLs without touching the main app. This is...
Cloudflare is consolidating Pages into Workers. Here's the one-line config change required to migrate, what it actually costs, and whether you should bother for a static blog.
A technical exploration of building a modern full-stack application with React Router v7, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, and modern deployment strategies on Fly.io.
Concise post-mortem of a Cloudflare 525 while pointing a domain to Fly.io—just root cause, fix, and a minimal mental model.
A detailed walkthrough of migrating a full-stack React application from Remix to React Router v7 framework mode, including the rationale, migration process, and practical insights from the trenches.
Three months into using Remix after Next.js, here's what I learned about "use client" boundaries and why they matter more than I realized.
EMFILE (too many open files) and memory ceilings on Vercel's hobby plan are a recurring failure mode for Remix builds; this collects patterns and likely causes.
Exploring why scaffolding from scratch often beats modifying legacy code, plus thoughts on Cursor vs VS Code and the evolution of frontend tooling in 2025.
My experience migrating this blog from Node.js to Bun, delivering significant performance improvements through native File and Glob APIs while simplifying the codebase.
OpenAI is reportedly in talks to acquire Windsurf, the AI coding startup formerly known as Codeium, for $3 billion. This move signals OpenAI’s intent to catch up with GitHub Copilot and Cursor, and sends a clear message to Microsoft: OpenAI is ready to compete head-to-head in the developer tools market.