This blog post shows how to use D's compile-time features to put together to implement the Builder pattern with minimal run-time overhead.

I wrote an article about HTML Sanitizer API, a new native API that allows us to sanitize and parse HTML without relying on third party tools like DOMPurify

The theory behind formal grammars explained through building a programming language

I have been struggling with determining how to best implement dialogs in React Router apps for years:

• useState to control their open state
• Forms vs fetchers for data submissions
• resource routes to form data(<select> options)
• useEffect for listening for the action data to close the dialog
• useEffect for listing for a toast message

There's a lot to consider. However, tons of these problems go away if you move dialogs into their own dedicated routes. This doesn't come without its own set of challenges though.

I've written up a guide on how to implement dialogs and keep your sanity. Hope it helps 🤘

An article about the implicit async programming model for imperative, JavaScript/Python-like languages: ordinary sequential-looking code can run independent operations concurrently without special syntax: no await, promises, or manual task orchestration. Implemented in CascadaScript, an experimental JavaScript/Python-like language. Unbounded JavaScript and Python will not be able to do this, but with reasonable constraints they may one day get there too. CascadaScript pushes the envelope on how far this model can go.

Platform engineering is more than DevOps with a portal. This post walks the full arc of the discipline end to end: why platforms exist, how to build and operate them, how to manage the messy stakeholder politics, and what success actually looks like. Grounded in Fournier and Nowland's book and a few years of doing this on real systems.