programar é uma merda
uma tradução brasileira do ensaio de Peter Welch sobre o caos, a exaustão e o absurdo de trabalhar com programação
programming, software, translation
things & thoughts
a home for ideas i find myself repeating a lot but will probably disagree with soon enough, written down mostly to find out what i actually think and which parts fall apart once i try to explain them
React 19 - Part 2: The Code; How it works under the hood!
a tour through the build step, module references, two-server runtime, and the small pile of code that made my React 19 framework actually work
React, React Server Components, Server Actions, frameworks
React 19 - Part 1: The Backstory; My journey writing a framework from scratch!
two months, several wrong turns, one suspiciously small framework, and the moment React Server Components finally stopped looking like magic
React, React Server Components, frameworks, experiments
Access to your Tailwind theme on the go!
the tiny plugin that grew out of a useful gist and made Tailwind theme colors available to plain CSS and JavaScript, without copying hex values around
Tailwind CSS, CSS variables, developer tools
How do I manage this blog's content remotely?
the overly elaborate Git and Contentlayer setup i once used to write this blog from anywhere, plus the friction that eventually made me archive it
Next.js, Contentlayer, MDX, Git
htnx: a htmx-like experience in Next.js (seriously)
what happens when htmx's swap, trigger, and target ideas meet React Server Actions, mostly because i wanted to see whether they could
Next.js, Server Actions, htmx, experiments
Quix: A Lightning-Fast VTEX IO CLI Experiment
the Rust CLI experiment that replaced part of my VTEX IO workflow, benchmarked the difference, and squeezed its final binary down to roughly 750 KB
VTEX IO, Rust, CLI, developer tools
TryHackMe README.md Generator: Effortless Setup for CTFs
the tiny Python script i wrote to generate TryHackMe folders and README files, because setting up a CTF should leave more time for solving it
TryHackMe, CTF, Python, developer tools
that's all for now. if you're curious about what i make when i'm not writing, have a look at my work