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In this post, we will explore a bit about Koa.js middlewares, in particular about logging requests and responses.

This post was brought to you by a random Twitch user in Twitch chat.

In this post, we will look at how can testing become the source of documentation.

This post contains examples of how we can utilize the concept of discriminated unions in TypeScript.

I had the chance to become a Lead Software Engineer in 2023. This post reflects the things that I learned over the past 1 year.

Designing the process process is as important as implementing the UI design itself.

The nature of frontend works that can be tested in the browser makes writing automated tests to be rather an afterthought. How to make it fun?

Let's talk about how some concepts in gaming can be brought to software engineering.

In this post, we are going to take a look on why writing skill could be a huge added value to us.

Let's do a quick review of TypeScript basics and some bits beyond that you might use often.

Today I learned about some of the stuff that I struggled with Remix v1 to v2 migration.

Let's revisit the definition of API and how could frontend engineers benefit more from understanding the UX of an API.

It's another year passing by.

I kinda want to debunk the myth that parenting skill is only for parents.

I met some issues when building a site with Astro, Yarn Berry, and nodeLinker pnpm and I'm going to share them in this post.

In this post, I will share what I gained from my small steps in contributing to open source projects.

There are a lot of ways to level up as a frontend engineer and grinding algorithms isn't the only way.

A small tutorial on creating a subscribe-based data store in React.

Year-end post, as usual.

Prevention, damage control, and revitalization often are mixed up.

The burning desire to proof yourself perhaps can be a double-edged sword.

I am too lazy to write draining reflections like last year, so let's just write random stuff.

This post covers a step-by-step guide to publish a library to the npm registry, as well as things to consider before doing so.

In this post, I'll be sharing my experiences with burnout. It will be mostly about how did it feel and its comparison with frustration.

In this post, I will be sharing a bit about creating a count-up timer.

I think they are really useful, but sometimes they are just overused in the defense of "it's shorter".

Despite having visited the same therapist four times in the last year, somehow I was still able to learn new things.

I ranked my top 3 achievements and struggles as I reflected on this rollercoaster year.

I was still a competitive gamer back in 2016. Then, I slowly walked away from it.

I asked myself a question before I got married, "Will emotional affection between husband and wife last for a lifetime?"

If you hate writing JSDoc syntax, you might really love TypeScript.

I finished my Masters in December 2019 and here are my thoughts after the ride.