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TL;DR Feature flags have become essential for modern web development, but most solutions force you to choose between vendor lock-in and building everything from scratch. When I discovered Vercel’s Flags SDK, I found the perfect foundation – but it needed better tooling for real-world adoption. That’s why I built Fargo Flags: a streamlined toolkit that […]

When managing multiple Vercel projects, keeping firewall rules consistent and version-controlled becomes a real challenge. That’s why I built Vercel Doorman – a CLI tool that brings Infrastructure as Code principles to Vercel’s firewall management. The Problem Vercel’s firewall is powerful, but managing rules through the dashboard has limitations: The Solution Vercel Doorman transforms firewall […]

From “Why Is This So Hard?” to “Okay, This Slaps” Somewhere between my third ad popup and the seventh “premium feature” paywall, I hit that classic developer breaking point: if every SVG tool only does one thing I need, I’m going to end up doing all the things myself anyway. So I made a cup […]

How I automated the most tedious part of my development workflow and why you might want to too I’ve lost track of how many hours I’ve spent massaging commit messages. You know the drill: you implement a complex feature, fix a tricky bug, or refactor a critical component, and then the terminal cursor blinks back […]

In my recent post “How I’m augmenting my information consumption”, I was hacking away at little aliased functions in my zsh custom folder to extract and analyze YouTube video transcripts. I’m excited to report that what started as a desperate attempt to keep up with my ever-growing “Watch Later” playlist has evolved into something more […]

When you’re deep in the code jungle working with local language models via Ollama, you sometimes need a quick way to see what models you have hanging out on your machine. Whether it’s for giving users a nifty dropdown list, checking input validation, or just satisfying your inner geek while authoring a fresh custom alias […]

Overcome information overload with AI tools like Fabric. Intro on how I’m starting to augment and enhance how I consume and interact with content on the daily to learn more in less time.

You know those moments during vacation when you should be relaxing, but the creative coding brain just won’t shut off? That was me last week, sitting in an Airbnb with my laptop, a decent WiFi connection, and way too much coffee. The goal? Create my own version of the iconic Matrix digital rain effect – […]

How I used Ink, reducers, and a dash of nostalgia to ship a playable Frogger clone. One morning I caught myself alt-tabbing into a browser game between builds and realized the terminal should be my arcade. That moment kicked off tFrogger: a React + Ink take on Frogger that feels native to the CLI. Taming […]

Explore the joys of building terminal-based card games with a dive into my journey of recreating the classic Memory/Concentration card game using the ink-playing-cards library.

Optimize your Node.js packages with .npmignore to enhance performance by excluding unnecessary files, reducing size, and improving user installation.

Create a terminal-based Blackjack game with React, TypeScript, and the `ink-playing-cards` card library for a nostalgic yet modern gaming experience.

Upgrade your ink-select-input for seamless vertical and horizontal layouts enabling more intuitive and space-efficient interfaces in your Ink CLI apps

Building a Pong Clone with Ink and React for the Terminal and publishing through npm