One Roundtrip Per Navigation — overreacted
overreacted29 May 2025
One Roundtrip Per Navigation May 29, 2025 How many requests should it take to navigate to another page? In the simplest case, a navigation is resolved in a single request.
overreacted29 May 2025
One Roundtrip Per Navigation May 29, 2025 How many requests should it take to navigate to another page? In the simplest case, a navigation is resolved in a single request.
Steven Gieselby Steven Giesel26 May 2025
For good reasons, many folks don't want to use reflection. Since .NET 8, we have a better way of dealing with this in most of the cases (when known in advance).
mspby Madhukar Prabhakara25 May 2025
I started using AWS SES to allow my open-source application https://appsare.com to send email notifications. I enabled SES on my account. Configured my domain appsare.com with necessary settings.
Signal Blog21 May 2025
Signal Desktop now includes support for a new “Screen security” setting that is designed to help prevent your own computer from capturing screenshots of your Signal chats on Windows.
mspby Madhukar Prabhakara7 May 2025
I decided to vibe code a feature I am building for my open-source uptime monitoring app : https://appsare.com So, since it’s an uptime monitoring tool, I wanted to give users the opportunity to...
Jake Wharton7 May 2025
07 May 2025 It doesn't take long for a project to spawn multiple jobs in their GitHub Actions. Parallelization can lead to huge speedups for PRs.
New Indian Expressby Express News Service29 Apr 2025
THOOTHUKUDI: Thoothukudi police have rebutted allegations made by a 24-year-old woman that Rural DSP Sudhir had foisted a SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act case on her at the behest of a history...
SoundCloud Backstage Blog29 Apr 2025
To all developers using SoundCloud’s public API — we’re introducing an important change that will affect how you reference resources like tracks, playlists, users and comments. 🧠 What’s Changing?
The Sunday Wisdomby Abhishek Chakraborty27 Apr 2025
When I was nine years old, I used to think love was simple. Like, once you found it, you’d never again wonder who would pick you first on the cricket team.
overreacted16 Apr 2025
JSX Over The Wire April 16, 2025 Suppose you have an API route that returns some data as JSON: You also have a React component that needs that data: How do you get that data into that component?
Swift by Sundell15 Apr 2025
Using Swift’s defer keyword within async and throwing contexts Swift’s defer keyword allows us to delay the execution of a given block of code until the current scope is exited.
decor8by Holly Becker15 Apr 2025
When Life Breaks You Open: The Real Story Behind My Newest Mini Course Loss sucks. In 2020, I found out that my father had passed away the year before in 2019 - his cancer came back, and he didn’t...
Swift by Sundell31 Mar 2025
Modern URL construction in Swift These days, most applications need to work with URLs in some form.
Olive Octopus30 Mar 2025
My second pen show trip of the year was about a 5 hour drive down to Little Rock, Arkansas for the 2025 Arkansas Pen Show.
Java, SQL and jOOQ.by lukaseder27 Mar 2025
ARRAY types are a part of the ISO/IEC 9075 SQL standard. The standard specifies how to: - Construct arrays - Nest data into arrays (e.g.
ByteofDevby Jacob Jackson26 Mar 2025
JavaScript numbers have an (adoption) problem JavaScript, for all of its merits, has some questionable design decisions.
Ellie's Blog26 Mar 2025
Recently I built a little tool I call Mirror Darkly[1]. It exports my blog posts from an Obsidian vault to the blog’s git repo.
Java, SQL and jOOQ.by lukaseder13 Mar 2025
RIGHT JOIN is an esoteric feature in the SQL language, and hardly ever seen in the real world, because almost every RIGHT JOIN can just be expressed as an equivalent LEFT JOIN.
Olive Octopus8 Mar 2025
I'm not a tea expert but over the past several years I've leveled up my XP enough to be able to try and enjoy a much wider variety of tea.
Into The Glossby Into The Gloss5 Mar 2025
“I grew up in a town of 100 people in rural Ohio—the nearest mall was an hour away—but when I was 13 my dad won a trip to New York City. He was allowed to bring one person and he picked me.