Engineering

In stories, you will often find the motif of a powerful demon that can be controlled only by knowing its true name. Once the hero finds out that name, through cunning dialogue or by investigating ancient tomes, they can turn things around and banish the demon!

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Last week, there was a flurry of interest in a new addition to the #Fediverse: Postmarks. It's social...

The portfolio and blog of Jan Monschke

From choosing a license to creating a documentation website

The fediverse has arrived at WordPress.com.

When selecting a frontend framework, reliability is paramount for my clients. Despite exploring options like SvelteKit, "Why Next.js?" remains a frequent query. In this article, I unpack why Next.js stands out as a dependable choice and its promising future.

Angular and Qwik creator Miško Hevery explained reactivity in major JavaScript frameworks and predicted the next framework battleground.

DOM scripting and event handling.

Understand and avoid common problems when applying base64 encoding and decoding to strings.

The fetch Promise doesn't reject on error responses and that's entirely correct! Here's why.

I've been using Bun in a few side-projects and I like it a lot

Learn how to implement support for Visual Editing in your CMS.

Thrilled (and frankly, exhausted in that great-bone-deep-I-made-something way) that I can now share this with you: the Developer Success Lab's latest empirical research bringing social science to developers, The New Developer, a co-authored project from me, Dr. Carol Lee, and Kristen Foster-Marks -- a true dream team that brought the social science of achievement and learning, the clinical science on wellbeing, behavior change, and anxiety, and practical engineering best practices expertise toge

This is another post in our Code Health series. A version of this post originally appeared in Google bathrooms worldwide as a Google Tes...