When programming it is easy to find yourself in unexpected or invalid states. Using your compiler and type system, you can make these invalid states irrepresentable and prevent you from entering them and stopping bugs at the compiler rather than detecting them in production.
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24 min
I attended my first hackathon, and we made a game about a Norwegian barbarian shark who destroys furniture using TypeScript and canvas.
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5 min
During my recent house move I managed to snap the lance off of one of my Chaos Knights. Though some stressful drilling I was able to save it.
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5 min
A look back over my 2022
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15 min
A look back at why I left Twitter, some of my favourite posts and funny retweets
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11 min
How I built my custom Micro.blog theme with Tailwind
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6 min
How to easily transfer a Spotify playlist between two accounts
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1 min
A discussion in reducing nested database calls
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8 min
A dive into the wild world of building a custom diffing algorithms
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3 min
I made a meme programming language and it was terrible
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7 min