Granular Cloudflare purge support and runtime purger control now available in v0.1.1.

TypeScript is being rewritten in Go, offering up to 10x faster performance. It’s a drop-in replacement, launching with TypeScript 7. No code changes required!

After Airbnb’s TypeScript ESLint config was archived, I tested alternatives and found the perfect setup. Here’s my optimized ESLint configuration for TypeScript projects.

Radix Colors makes light and dark mode effortless in Tailwind CSS with automatic theming, better contrast, and semantic color scales. Learn how to integrate it and define custom colors.

Ever wondered how to create an auto-hide header on a page? Me too! That's why I built my own.

One of possible solutions to handle long-running AWS Lambda processes using API Gateway.

Taking control over the process of publishing a website on Cloudflare Pages. Talking about workflow configuration, building and publishing website using GitHub Actions.

I updated macOS to Ventura and… I couldn’t log in to the server because my SSH key was rejected.

If you try to install Pods on a “clean” macOS, you’ll be greeted with a lovely load error. The only solution is to install Ruby yourself, built specifically for arm64.

Some time ago, I was integrating an external library into Magento 2. The library required API credentials to be passed into its constructor, so I thought environment variables (env vars) would be a perfect fit. Magento’s Dependency Injection (DI) system supports this—or so I thought. Well, it does in theory… or rather, I’ve used this method before.

I’d like to revisit the topic of using DTOs for handling forms in Symfony. It turns out there are a few points that could use some clarification. This time, the format will be a little different—I’ll focus on specific use cases and explain them.

A way to automate order processing in an ecommerce application. Long story short: delegate everything that can be problematic or waste someone else's time. In the end, your job is to sale things, not put them in boxes.

You’re building your first form in Symfony. What do you do? You check the documentation! But what if there’s a better way than the one described in the docs?

Most code examples that can be fount online tend to extend EntityRepository. But it's not the only way to work with Doctrine repositories. Here's one of the possible ways of define the repository differently.