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Learning a New Language Is Slow — Until You Stop Learning the Wrong Way
I spent months studying a language with almost nothing to show for it. The problem wasn't vocabulary or grammar — it was the method. Here's what actually ended up working.
Using GSAP in Nuxt 4 Without SSR Errors and Memory Leaks
GSAP is powerful, but wiring it into Nuxt 4 has a few traps that aren't immediately obvious. This covers how to integrate it properly so animations run clean and don't leave a mess behind the scenes.
Stop Using Prettier With ESLint for Formatting
Combining Prettier and ESLint in a single workflow is possible, but it creates more friction than it needs to. Here's my experience, and why I ended up switching to ESLint Stylistic and Biome instead.
Why I Was Stuck Learning to Code for Months — and What Finally Got Me Out
A lot of beginners study for months without feeling any real progress. It's rarely about aptitude — it's usually about method. Here's what I learned after going through it myself.
15 VS Code Extensions I Actually Use Every Day as a Frontend Developer
The VS Code extension ecosystem is massive. Out of everything I've tried over three years, these 15 are the ones I've uninstalled, missed, and reinstalled — which is how I know they're worth it.
Two Years Working From Home — This Is What Actually Worked
The first month working from home felt ideal. The second month fell apart. This piece is about what I finally figured out after two years of trying different approaches.
Multi-language Support with Next.js
A guide on separating content into language-specific folders in a Next.js application.
Four Principles I Hold When Contributing With AI to Open Source
I care deeply about open source contribution. After a while, I arrived at four principles I consistently hold when AI is involved in the process. This isn't a rulebook I impose on others — but if you're contributing to my projects, it's worth knowing where I stand.
Early 2025: Going Deeper Into Vue While Maintaining an Existing Laravel Project
In early 2025 I was running two technical tracks simultaneously: seriously deepening my understanding of Vue.js from the ground up, and maintaining a Laravel project that had been running for some time. Notes from that period.
From Living Paycheck to Paycheck to Actually Saving — It's Not About Discipline
For the first two years of working, I ran out of money before the month ended almost every time. Not because my salary was too small — but because there was no system working for me. Here's what eventually changed that.
My Sleep Quality Got Worse — Until I Realized the Problem Wasn't Insomnia
Months of sleeping enough hours but waking up still exhausted. After looking more carefully, the causes turned out to be small things I'd dismissed as irrelevant. Here's what changed after I fixed them one by one.
The Invisible Navigation: On the Forces Behind Our Decisions
We like to think of ourselves as rational decision-makers. But there's a far more complex mechanism working beneath the surface — and understanding it is one of the most practically useful things you can do in this era.
How Nuxt.js Changed the Way I Build for the Web — Faster Than I Expected
I once dismissed Vue.js. I was skeptical about Nuxt too. Two years later, both are my primary tools — not because of the hype, but because of what I've actually built and shipped with them.
