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Exploring the world of AI-powered code mods with Intuita

In a past job life, a lot of the codebase I had been working in was written in Coffeescript. There was a strong desire to move towards Typescript, but the transition was slow because it was done on the initiative of various engineers or whenever it was possible to incorporate

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Hopping on the AI-powered bandwagon

For the past year, it seems like every other day there's a new AI-powered tool being released. Not sure how everyone else is feeling but for me it started to feel a bit overwhelming after the excitement over the possibilities. For those out there who have started looking

Hopping on the AI-powered bandwagon
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The 418

I grapple more often than I'd like to admit with a sense that I don't entirely 'belong' in the tech community. I don't enjoy trying out every shiny new tool or framework that comes out seemingly every week. I don't

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Edge Side Includes

A popular use case for edge computing among web and full stack developers is the injection of dynamic content into static assets and pages. This technique increases the performance of our applications by allowing us to cache more of our content at the edge or at the Content Delivery Network

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Bug in dependency or module resolution issues? Debugging with Selective Dependency Resolutions

When multiple versions of a dependency are used in your Node project and you start seeing build or import errors related to that dependency, it can be frustrating to solve. I recently learned about selective dependency resolutions (SDR) and it has since made me more confident in debugging these types

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How edge computing can reduce your software's carbon footprint

I think often about how I can apply my skills as a software engineer in ways that contribute to the betterment of society. The climate crisis in particular is one where on an individual level I don't always feel like I can do much. At the QCon London

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Avoid package resolution errors by setting a package manager in the package.json

Developers working on Node projects have likely encountered errors related to package resolution at some point in their careers. It's so common that removing the node_modules directory and reinstalling all of the project dependencies is one of the first things folks attempt in an effort to resolve

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Using API layers on the edge for mobile apps

Recently I've been investigating how edge computing (also referred to as 'the edge') can boost the performance of mobile applications ('apps'). 🧑‍🎓For those unfamiliar with the edge, check out my 10 minute talk as part of Jamstack Conf 2022 that does a quick overview.

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I'm not a web developer: buying vs. building my site

Recently, I was chatting with a close friend and former colleague about rebuilding my site.  I was feeling guilty for considering a paid hosted blog service such as Ghost rather than rebuilding it in a modern Javascript framework for the second time in 3 years. I wanted to add new

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Boost your career with a brag sheet

🎥I gave a talk on this topic as part of Girl Geek X: Elevate 2023. If you'd like to check it out, you can find the recording here. When I started my career as a software engineer almost a decade ago, the advice that I remembered hearing from