How to do an efficient and valuable code review
Tips to make code reviews more effective and enjoyable. Learn how to prepare code and give valuable feedback that doesn't suck.
Blog posts
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How to add Shadcn UI into an existing React app in Nx Monorepo
When integrating Shadcn UI into an React app in Nx monorepo can you can stumble upon few issues. In this article, I will provide a step-by-step guide to help you set it up smoothly.
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How to implement Supabase auth in a browser extension
Supabase promise an easy authentication without a hasle. Turns out there was a lot to figure out. In this article, I'll show you how I handle authentication in browser extension running in Chrome and Firefox.
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Rust through the eyes of FE developer
Rust is a programming language that has gained a lot of popularity recently. I have decided to play with it for a month. This article is a summary of my experience when building a command-line tool and shows what I loved about the language, as well as what I struggled with.
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I have switched from VS Code to VIM and I will never go back
I have decided to switch from VS Code to VIM and in this article I will explain my reasons behind this decision.
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How to (not) make a button
How to properly turn a
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5 easy steps to improve accessibility.
Accessibility is a broad topic. But getting started doesn't have to be difficult. In this article I will show you five ways how to kick-start your accessibility efforts.
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How and why I've migrated from Netlify to Cloudflare
Given Cloudflare's reputation of super-fast CDN, I decide to move my blog to Cloudflare Pages to found out if this will have some noticeable effect on the performance. Read on if you want to know the results and what I had to do to fully migrate.
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Real-world CSS vs. CSS-in-JS performance comparison
I took the real app and convert it from Styled Components to Linaria to compare the app performance of CSS-in-JS and normal CSS. Continue reading if you want to know how it went.
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Freezing development of Qjub
It wasn't an easy decision, but it will allow me to move forward. Here is what it means and why I choose to do so.
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What you might not know about sizing in CSS
Sometimes sizing in CSS doesn't work as we expect. I will show you 3 cases where I struggled to set the correct size of the elements and explain why it works like this.
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What I read to stay up-to-date
List of the blogs and other resources I watch and read to stay up-to-date with a web development.
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Optimizing CSS for faster page loads
Learn how CSS affects page load times and how you can improve it by optimizing your CSS build pipeline and the way you load it.
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What have I learned when releasing Qjub
I have finally released Qjub in private beta. It was a great feeling to finally kick it off the door. And a big relief as well. However, getting to that moment was not an easy task. I would like to share my experience and the lessons I learned with you.
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Tools & resources I use for front-end development
A list of a tools and resources I use for front-end development to be productive and deliver high quality work.
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Don't ignore Fieldset and Legend HTML elements
Fieldset and Legend are in my opinion very underrated HTML tags. In this article I will explain you why is it good idea to use them in your forms.
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What every JavaScript developer should know about HTML and CSS
A list of a few HTML/CSS tips and concepts I believe every JavaScript front-end developer should know.