The internet today reminds me of when I used to live in Seattle. | Continue reading
New parents often are given very baby-oriented gifts, and here's some that are more about them. | Continue reading
Brandon Sanderson books have brought me back to loving a good adventure story! | Continue reading
I built an app for generating Form W-9s for U.S. contrators and freelancers, here's how! | Continue reading
JavaScript can't target pseudo-elements, but that doesn't mean you can't mess with them! | Continue reading
Using the power of Supabase and Netlify Build Plugins, I was able to make Jumblie a bit cleaner under the hood! | Continue reading
I took a workshop from LinkedIn about how to post well, and they had helpful insights! | Continue reading
Here's a step-by-step guide for quickly testing browser extensions locally in Edge or Chrome. | Continue reading
If you're tired of your git branches being alphabetically sorted, you can change that! | Continue reading
If you want a quick styling win, you can set a color for your input and progress HTML tags! | Continue reading
Make your HTML more "self-aware" with a fun little trick to get its own index. | Continue reading
Sometimes the defaults your web browser gives you aren't very cute. Here's a lil snippet I use to fix that. | Continue reading
Just a little ranty rant about my fave JS library, ya know. | Continue reading
Where are my internet friends? And where are their weird blogs? | Continue reading
Today is the 100th Jumblie puzzle day! | Continue reading
I tried out the ElevenLabs Beta! | Continue reading
Cassidy Williams, this one, here, is the real one, don't listen to the others! | Continue reading
Here's some advice around stock options and why they are... the way that they are! | Continue reading
This is how I publish to my Git-based blog straight from Obsidian (kind of) | Continue reading
Sometimes our success is pushed to the side when the conditions aren't right, but that's okay. | Continue reading
I can't "do it all" right now, but I can do some. Sometimes. | Continue reading
Here's how you can add single line breaks in your markdown documents! | Continue reading
I've got some gift suggestions for the nerds in your life! | Continue reading
I found an unexpected use case for the newly, fully supported :has() selector! | Continue reading
I participated in the 2023 Chicago Rapid Open! | Continue reading
You can add co-authors to the TinaCMS bot now more easily | Continue reading
When you render lists in React, you need to use keys. | Continue reading
I made a game called Thirteen Potions for js13kgames, here's how I did it! | Continue reading
I'm trying out TinaCMS to make it faster and easier to post here! | Continue reading
The shows that I've watched during my maternity leave | Continue reading
A letter to my past self about the roller coaster of emotions I've been through. | Continue reading
We should build and use software that uses open standards, and be careful about the companies in which we place our trust. | Continue reading
Sometimes when you have a bunch of anchor tags, the trailing spaces around them are underlined. Here's how to fix that. | Continue reading
Learning to focus on what I did do, rather than what I didn't. | Continue reading
I had a c-section recently and delivered my first baby! It was a lot. | Continue reading
My current 'stack' of task-tracking, calendar, and note-taking apps | Continue reading
Memorizing quotes is probably one of my favorite easy 'life hacks'. | Continue reading
I love the weird things that remind you that you're home. | Continue reading
I have a love/hate relationship with my GitHub streak. | Continue reading
Sometimes I can't really share what I work on, and I just gotta deal with that and be happy! | Continue reading
2022 is over, taking a lil look back on how it was. | Continue reading
I think in one language when I hear another, and... I have no idea why. | Continue reading
I've been at Contenda for about two months! | Continue reading
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet (but for real) | Continue reading
My vision sucks... for now, with LASIK on the horizon! | Continue reading
After a bunch of trial and error, I built and programmed my first mechanical keyboard! | Continue reading