Patching NPM Dependencies with pnpm patch
Learn how to patch NPM dependencies with pnpm patch to fix issues with your project.
#javascript: 24 posts tagged
Contributing to Open Source without being a Jerk
11-11-2025
Open source doesn't work without good faith - and sometimes you need to patch a dependency to do your part.
The first year of being a technical startup cofounder
03-05-2024
Reflecting on my first year as CTO of Craftwork, and the many things I've learned along the way.
Reddit as a tool for learning
05-23-2023
If you haven't been using reddit as a tool for learning, you are truly missing out. It's time to give it a try.
Sync your About page and your GitHub bio on your Next.js site
Learn how to sync your About page and your personal GitHub README bio on your Next.js site, as a step towards owning your content on social media.
The Orton Effect - dreamy photo effect in CSS and React
Implement the Orton Effect in CSS and React. The Orton Effect creates a surreal, dreamy image effect, named after photographer Michael Orton.
What it's like to migrate a high-traffic website from Gatsby to Next.js
I migrated apisyouwonthate.com, a site with 20k+ monthly visits, from Gatsby to Next.js at the end of 2021. Let's talk about what I learned from that experience.
No Floating Promises: an eslint rule to prevent async code errors
The article discusses the ESLint rule no-floating-promises which disallows promises without await. The rule is designed to prevent developers from accidentally forgetting to await promises, which can lead to unexpected behavior.
How to run dependabot locally on your projects
Since its release, teams around the world have been using dependabot to automate the process of keeping your project's dependencies up to date. In this article, I'll show you how you can run dependabot on the command line using dependabot-core.
Massively speed up VS Code loading time on Apple Silicon Macs in one step
If you're running an Apple Silicon Mac (with an M1, M1 Pro, or M1 Max chip), you may be able to speed up VS Code massively with a quick update.
Learn to build web3 apps on the blockchain with Buildspace
Buildspace offers free, online, cohort-based courses on building web3 blockchain apps. If you're interested in dipping your toe into the world of Ethereum apps, the blockchain, or NFTs - it's a great starting point.
Some things I learned from live coding on Twitch
For years I did a weekly coding livestream of my React and Python work on Twitch every week, and I'm getting back into it again. This is what sticks out to me as the most valuable learnings from those experiences.
JavaScript Tips: Nullish Coalescing (??)
Let's take a look at the Nullish Coalescing operator (??) in JavaScript, which returns the right operand if the left is null or undefined.
JavaScript Tips: Using Array.filter(Boolean)
If you come across array.filter(Boolean) in JavaScript code, never fear! It's a handy bit of functional programming that cleans up arrays with null and undefined values in them.
How to make VS Code load faster with a little bit of housekeeping
Have you noticed that your favorite IDE has been slow to load lately? Try removing these before losing hope.
JAM Stack, SSGs, and their role in empowering the creator economy
What the Heck is a Fullstack Developer? Aquent UK
I have to tell you about Dependabot π€
Dependabot is an automation service that will automatically create PRs to keep your projects' dependencies up to date, and it is really powerful.
Promise.allSettled() Pt.2 - it's partly settled!
This is a follow-up to my first post on the upcoming Promise.allSettled() function, coming soon to a node application near you.
Picking apart JavaScript import syntax
Part 2 in a series of posts on destructuring syntax for JavaScript and Node.
Solve* all your problems with Promise.allSettled()
Promise.allSettled() is a new API coming to the JavaScript / ES6 standard which can help you more efficiently build node applications that make simultaneous asynchronous API calls
I reclaimed 10GB of disk space from node_modules
If you're not careful, your node projects can start to fill all the spare disk space on your computer. This one weird trick (lol) can help avoid that.
Understanding JavaScript Destructuring Syntax
Destructuring syntax in es6 (or es2015, etc) JavaScript is a wonderfully useful bit of the language. It allows you to extract values from an Object and assign them to a new variable in one statement -- but it can be confusing to read.
Embracing Prettier
Prettier.js is a fantastic way to systemize and automate your project's code style.