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People ask me this all the time, and it's not something to sum up in two sentences. There are a lot of things to consider if you're moving from web to mobile, particularly in the R…

That makes sense. Our boilerplate is for all new-code projects where we get to pick the stack, in which case we default to all things TypeScript anyway. If a client project has an …

In our Next.js boilerplate, we got some nice gains and DX improvements from replacing our Apollo Server installation with tRPC.

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I'm a noob with Web3 tech, but I just heard about Nillion. https://www.nillion.com/ They claim fast computation (something blockchain isn't great at), along with the security and d…

For the first time in my career I'm working for a company that gives engineers (and non-engineers) 20% investment time weekly to work on projects of their choosing - open source, p…

Consulting is often the quickest cash, assuming you're an engineer with a decent network. You're not on socials, but do you have people you've worked with? Contacts at businesses? …

That’s awesome. What service do you use? Or do you mean a custom webservice your company built?

For us it's about 10 apps we have to add a new dev to (GitHub, Harvest, GSuite, Gusto, Slack, Clubhouse, Notion and a few others I'm forgetting). I'm curious what the list looks li…

Some of this you can look up on CrunchBase beforehand, which you definitely should do. For me I believe in trying to gauge just how prone to borrowing the founders are; if they hav…

I wrote this up to share some things we've learned about how to reuse your styles in React Native, closer to how you might do it on the web with SASS/LESS.

Hardline stance, over-the-top, pretty funny. I do find alphabetizing to reduce the time it takes to think while writing CSS.

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I know there are a lot of ADHD programmers out there. These techniques have worked well for me. I'd love to know what your challenges / solutions are as well.