A 5-minute prod 500 fix that taught me why doing the boring observability work upfront is always worth it, and where .NET Aspire's managed-identity story still has a gap.
My code changes weren't showing up. Turns out I was running the app from the wrong worktree. So I built a fzf plugin to fix that.
A modern Zsh config that cherry-picks the best Oh My Zsh plugins via Zinit, adds Starship, fnm, zoxide, and Atuin, and starts in 120ms. Full .zshrc included.
Juggling npm, yarn, pnpm, and bun across projects? ni detects your package manager and runs the right command. Here's my setup.
When your function name lies, developers get confused. When AI reads that lie, it builds on it confidently. A lesson that applies way beyond code.
My back hurts. I slouch at my desk all day and forget to sit up straight. Posturr blurs your screen when your posture drops, which turns out to be the nudge I actually needed.
My Zsh shell took 640ms to start. After profiling with zprof and migrating from Antigen to Zinit, I cut it down to 120ms. Here is exactly how.
Context switching kills productivity. When AI agents need permissions, that time is wasted. Peon-ping brings Warcraft nostalgia to your terminal with audio notifications that let you know when work is done.
Explore how AI is reshaping software engineering in 2026 and why developer roles are changing, not disappearing. The "RIP SWEs" narrative misses the mark.
