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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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Ryan Lanciaux
I run Spaceship Studio, a consultancy building fast, dynamic web and native mobile applications.
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Make your AI earn its keep: A grocery system that covers the subscription you're already paying for
A file-based meal and grocery system for LLMs. No code, no database — just markdown files, store circulars, and a weekly plan that can cover the subscription cost.
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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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Quick GitHub profile visit counter
GitHub profiles are a great addition to the platform. These profiles allow you to highlight your experience/interests and supply a little bit of personality to what people see…
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Better testing with Storybook
In this article, we will discuss strategy that I like to help keep Storybook stories up-to-date. For those that are unfamiliar, Storybook is a UI component workspace that I find…
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Optional Chaining in JavaScript
In this article, we're going to take a quick look at the new, Optional Chaining operator in JavaScript. This language feature is valid JavaScript as of ES 2020 (the official…
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Nullish Coalescing in JavaScript
Nullish Coalescing is a language feature of JavaScript that was recently promoted to Stage 4 by TC39, the group that maintains the definition of JavaScript. This means that this…
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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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An introduction to Styled Components
In this article, we are going to take a quick look at styled components, a styling library for use with React. While there are many ways to style React applications, styled…
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Tailwind with React
Tailwind is a CSS library in a similar space to things like Bootstrap or Bulma. Tailwind is different that instead of providing CSS for full components, it provides low-level…