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A year after I built a weekend SVG tool out of frustration, it went quiet for four months, then became a real product: boolean path operations, AI-assisted generation, optional cloud sync, and a native desktop app, all under a new name, Subpath.

Wrapping QLC+ on a Raspberry Pi with the things that make a headless DMX rig pleasant to use: one-command provisioning, a friendly landing page, fixture groups, AI scene generation, and the boring reliability glue (udev rules, WiFi watchdog, doctor command) that turns lights-are-dead calls into a non-event.

The commit graph is the first thing your eye lands on in a git TUI. Here’s how I rebuilt the one in coco — and why the fix turned out to be a data-model problem, not a styling one.

After building Spec Shaver as a CLI for trimming oversized OpenAPI specs, I kept finding myself wanting a visual way to do the same thing. SpecForge is what came out of that itch: a web app for importing, curating, and exporting OpenAPI specs in the browser.

Explore essential Yup schema examples for validating user profiles, blog posts, and e-commerce data

A few JavaScript-focused podcasts I keep in rotation while commuting and working – the shows that have actually changed how I think about the language and the ecosystem.