I shipped the preview before I finished the checklist
A practical postmortem about separating preview safety from full acceptance while rebuilding my portfolio.
- Next.js
- Vercel
- Sanity
- postmortem
Writing
Field notes
Engineering notes first. Cultural writing appears when it has something useful to say.
A Date with Daytona: Exploring AstroJS and Sanity CMS
Recently, while working on my blog application, I discovered **Daytona**, a powerful development environment manager, through the ongoing Quest 23 (quira.sh). In this blog, we’ll explore how AstroJS, Sanity, and Daytona significantly enhanced the development process of this blog application.
- daytona
- development-environments
- devcontainers
Enhancing Cyclops: Adding Cache Metrics to Prometheus – My First OSS Contribution
Step by step method on how i contributed to Cyclops - A developer friendly tool for Kubernetes (K8s)
- cyclops
- kubernetes
- go
- oss
Let's build a production-ready logger using Winston.js
Explainer on how logs and loggers are useful in development and post-development lifecycle
- logger
- winstonjs
- javascript
- nodejs
The Role of Big Data in Modern Business
Understanding how big data analytics is driving business decisions and growth.
- big-data
- business
- analytics
- technology
Analyzing logs - the lame way
In this blog post, we explore building a simple log analyzer in JavaScript to parse and analyze log files using regular expressions and the EventEmitter class. Additionally, we demonstrate generating random logs for testing purposes.
- javascript
- nodejs
- logging
- winstonjs
Iterators and Generators again... (asynchronous ones)
Last time, we explored Iterators and Generators in JavaScript. This time, let's delve into their asynchronous counterparts and see how they can simplify handling asynchronous data fetching operations.
- javascript
- nodejs
- todayilearned
- webdevelopment
Iterators and Generators in Javascript
Curious about how JavaScript's iterable types know the next element in their sequence? Let's dive into iterators and see how they power our favorite data structures.
- javascript
- webdevelopment
- loops
- tutorial