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Using Grok Bot to keep my projects moving when I'm away from my desk
How I use Grok Bot as the go-between for my coding agents, so I can start work, check progress, and steer my side projects from anywhere.
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Pi: Learn once, keep your tools
Trying Pi as a daily driver so I'm not locked into any model, and I have more control over the tools I use every day.
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Steering coding agents, one small diff at a time
Want more control over the code an agent is writing? A Hunk-based workflow for reviewing small diffs before they become a large one.
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Snowpack with React
In this article, we're going to build a React application using Snowpack. Snowpack is one of the technologies I'm most excited about right now. It's a little bit like bundler in…
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Effortless Application bundling: React + Parcel in under 2 minutes
Bundle Web Applications effortlessly Bundlers are used to take our various source files (JavaScript, CSS, Sass, etc). and prepare them for use in the browser. This article assumes…
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Ignoring files in git
No, this isn't a post about .gitignore The file is a great way to exclude files from a repository for all users. This post is not about that. I often want to ignore files that a…
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NeoVim for Software Development
I've recently been interested in using the tried-and-true vim editor again. For those unfamiliar, vim is an editor that was first released in 1991. Vim boasts a large community of…
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Releasing node packages
When releasing a new version of an open source project, it's important to make sure a series of things happen in the same order for every release. I've attempted to make a…
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Setup Bash on Windows: My environment configuration
Inspired by some recent conversations on Twitter, I've decided to give Bash on Windows another shot. This post contains the steps I've taken to install and configure Bash on…
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Debugging Express Applications
Coming from the .NET world, I've grown accustomed to great debugging tools. My initial Node setup didn't have a very good way to debug an application (outside of using ) and I…
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Running ssh-agent on Windows
There was one thing I didn't mention in my previous post about running Octopress on a Vagrant machine -- in the machine's current state (with Windows as a host machine), we cannot…
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Vagrantfile for Octopress
I've recently started using Vagrant for managing lightweight virtual machines for various projects. Vagrant is awesome because it allows you to: 1. Configure an environment for a…
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Less alt+tab with SublimeText
Back in April, I jokingly lamented not having the ability to run a console from directly within SublimeText -- apparently I did not do quite enough searching. There is a plug-in…
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Tig: Great git command line tool
I have been using git on most of my hobby projects for quite some time. I prefer the command line when possible, however, it is nice to visualize certain operations. SourceTree…
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Sublime text on Ubuntu
Recently, I have switched from Windows 8 to Ubuntu on my laptop. Since the primary function of my laptop is development I have spent some time tweaking the software installed to…