For the first time in my career, I have absolutely no idea what the software engineer job will look like in five or ten years. I’ve always loved coding. All of it. I love making apps from scratch as m...

‎Spliit is a hassle-free, ad-free app to split expenses seamlessly with friends and family! Whether it’s for trips, dinners, or any shared cost, Spliit helps manage contributions with custom group fea...

Unlock the secrets to masterful pull requests and collaborative code reviews with practical insights from years of experience, all packed in one comprehensive guide!

Would you like to become better at crafting pull requests and reviewing code? Here are the 13 tips from my latest book that you can use in your daily developer activity.

React is living something these days. Although it was created as a client UI library, it can now be used to generate almost everything from the server. And we get a lot from this change, especially wh...

If you have ever created an API or a form accepting user input, you know what data validation is, and how tedious it can be. Fortunately, libraries can help us, such as Yup or Zod. But recently, I realized that these libraries allow patterns that go much farther than input validation. In this post, I’ll show you why I now use them in most of my TypeScript projects.

A short tutorial with a cool use case for React Server Components, Streaming and Suspense with Next.js: adding a view counter on a blog, calling the Plausible analytics API.