I have written a lot of HTTP clients that talk to 3rd party APIs over the years and there have been some patterns that have emerged and so I thought I would share them in hopes they help others. The major concepts I want to highlight are: Composing Client Options JSON Encoding/Decoding to Go Types HTTP Request...

Facebook robi srogie fikołki, żeby nie dało się ukryć sponsorowanych wpisów - vide ten tłit (który pewnie i tak zniknie kiedyś z internetu, więc go przekleję): Facebook adds 5 divs, 9 spans and 30 css classes to every single post in the timeline to make it more difficult to identify and block 'Sponsored' posts, oh...

Websites with designs that appear to end at the bottom of the screen have always been a problem. But I've run into some examples lately that have actually confused me.

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Meg and I returned to day touring this weekend with a jam-packed exploration of Fort Collins, Colorado: the land of bike lanes, howling cows, and horse teeth. Why such a long gap since our last post? Well, over the last couple of months, we: attended a wedding drove 25 hours from Buffalo to Denver... without...

Learn how to automatically add ticket IDs to every commit message in Git, ensuring consistent and informative commit history by using custom Git aliases.

I am, as they say, back on my bullshit. I’m redesigning my site. I’m writing about it here. This is inspired by the work of others who have “redesigned in public”—i.e. wrote about their redesign as they worked on it. Sara Soueidan, Frank Chimero, and Jonnie Hallman have done this, to name a few. (I am most certainly...