Unlock the secret to guiding your career with a powerful positioning statement. Learn to stand out in the job market and attract opportunities that align with your expertise and values.
May 31st, 2023

Unlock your true potential at the Senior Mindset Retreat! 🚀 Develop crucial soft skills for career growth and become the leader the tech world needs. It's not just about coding, it's about teamwork, ownership, and making an impact.
May 30th, 2023

Complicated code slows down junior devs, while complex systems impact senior devs more. Focus on managing system complexity & dependencies, not just simplifying code.
May 26th, 2023

Stand out in the job market with a strong positioning statement! Focus on the value you bring to organizations, not just tech skills. Be specific about what you do, for whom, and how.
May 23rd, 2023

Invest in your career growth. Seize the moment to develop new skills and prepare for a brighter future
May 23rd, 2023

What do you do with 15 years of your writing history when LLMs hit the scene? A chatbot!
May 20th, 2023

This collaborative approach enhances both people and technical aspects of a team, leading to a more efficient work environment.
May 17th, 2023

Unlock the secrets to combating architectural complexity in software development and learn to identify and fix the wrong abstraction. Boost productivity, reduce bugs, and retain more staff.
May 11th, 2023

eightthings.pdf is the best paper I've read on what's going on in AI right now and why everyone is excited. Here's my summary.
May 5th, 2023

Behind every thriving team is a dedicated manager who shields them from corporate chaos, sacrificing their own well-being for the team's success.
May 3rd, 2023

a little case study from an upcoming book I'm writing with Manning about software rewrites
April 28th, 2023

Efficient problem-solving in engineering with a shift in perspective – focusing on user outcomes can lead to innovative solutions and change your approach to system design.
April 26th, 2023

Skills and experience matter more than prestigious schools and employers.
April 18th, 2023

everything people say is bad about modern tech interviews is actually good 🤯
April 14th, 2023

What is the essential difference between DRY and SoC principles in software engineering and how do you balance the two
April 11th, 2023

"AI Woodstock" was a HuggingFace meetup showcasing groundbreaking AI projects and innovations. Here are some of my favs.
April 4th, 2023

Don't worry about the hype, just get some sun, some rest, and remember to hydrate.
March 31st, 2023

20 years ago greybeards laughed at us for Googling. Now they laugh when we ask ChatGPT. But the leverage is 🚀
March 28th, 2023

Behind the scenes of a vendor migration project. What senior+ engineers do so you can focus on the code.
March 24th, 2023

Behind the scenes of a tiny bug that survive 919 days
March 21st, 2023

Don't overthink, just ship
March 17th, 2023

Learn how to build a powerful semantic search engine in just 2 hours with the OpenAI API.
March 15th, 2023

Swiz shares why he's not making the big bucks at a tech giant, from the soul-crushing grind of corporate to the funny money of tech compensation.
March 10th, 2023

A simple change in perspective can help you overcome complex technical challenges and save time on future projects.
March 7th, 2023

You can achieve more with your career by leveraging your experience, advice, and ability to clear blockers, rather than just working hard. This approach of "force multiplying" your team can create more value than working alone
March 3rd, 2023

It takes an entire ecosystem to power the backend of a software system! Complex networks of processes, data storage, analytics, and more are often underestimated when looking at a software system from the frontend
February 14th, 2023

NextJS can be used to build browser extensions. This is a novel way of building extensions that allows developers to use familiar tools and technologies. Here's how
February 8th, 2023

Luck is a function of the work you do and how many people know about it? Expand your visibility, take on impactful work, and increase your luck and career capital
February 3rd, 2023

Performance lives in the unlikliest of places. Follow the metrics.
January 31st, 2023

Learn why squash merging is your friend - from hating it to loving it! Squash merging helps you keep moving and focus on the work instead of recording the work.
January 27th, 2023

Merging finished work straight to main and deploying to production right away, scales to teams of thousands. This approach is counterintuitive to many engineers who may be used to working on their own
January 24th, 2023

Start coding at the point of least certainty: Learn how to approach projects when there is uncertainty and risk, and why it's beneficial to start with the hardest part first, instead of building a foundation and working up from there. This concept is illustrated through the analogy of training a monkey to jump through a hoop.
January 20th, 2023

For those wanting to stay hands-on, we recommend solving bigger better challenges with higher stakes and new problems.
January 16th, 2023

We look at React's native async support and how to use it in a NextJS 13 app. Learn how to use async components, parallel loading states, and caching with React.js and NextJS 13.
January 14th, 2023

Advice on how to prepare for potential layoffs, how to support friends and colleagues who have been laid off, and how to find a new job after being laid off.
January 10th, 2023

Generative AI has made big strides in recent years. Diffusion models make decent art and modern large language models can out-write even the best college student on a deadline. Over the holidays I tried it out by building an app.
January 6th, 2023

The days are long, but the weeks are short. In the wash of our daily grind, you lose sight of what a year can bring. Or a decade! I like to take a moment around the new year to reflect and make plans
January 3rd, 2023

My engineering manager likes to say that he can give advice and warn us before a big mistake, but he can't tell us what to do. He doesn't live with the consequences.
December 9th, 2022

ole Musky bought Twitter and the tech community threw a collective shitfit. The atmosphere of ragequitting, hand wringing, and aloof defiance gave me time to reflect: Why am *I* here?
December 3rd, 2022

A founder friend asked me about growing pains on his team. How do you avoid stepping on each other's toes?
November 29th, 2022

Here's an idea that can take the pressure off your career: Yes, you can stay a senior software engineer forever. But how?
November 24th, 2022

When's the last time a piece of tech blew your mind? I tried stable diffusion on my new ipad and wow
November 22nd, 2022

Staff Engineer was one of the more impactful books I've read in recent months. Went through the audiobook soon after becoming tech lead so the timing was perfect.
November 17th, 2022

Following up from my article about XState and Stately.ai, fellow reader S. asked if `useReducer` could ever be relevant when using state machines in React code. Yes! Here's how
November 11th, 2022

Two years ago I wrote about using XState after building a UI interaction so twisted my brain leaked out my ears. It helped. Now the creators have made something even better – Stately.ai 😍
November 8th, 2022

A few weeks ago I made tech lead, a type of staff engineer. Here are my thoughts on what that means, how it happened, and why you'd want such a thing.
November 5th, 2022

November 2nd, 2022

A painful lesson from production that brought several engineers almost to tears: *Please* add PATCH endpoints to your public APIs.
October 28th, 2022

A way to embed tweets in static sites with full pre-renders and live updates using just 9kB of client-side JavaScript, 2 HTTP requests, and full reader privacy ✌️
October 26th, 2022

Fellow reader Frank writes in with a question about career moves and I thought my answer could help you too
October 20th, 2022

if you've been following tech news lately, things feel ... 😖 Between the layoffs, hiring freezes, investors suddenly caring about revenue, and whatever the heck stock markets are doing, we're in for a rough time. BUT!
October 12th, 2022

When your code feels hard, 9 times out of 10, the problem is with your data model. The signs are subtle.
September 27th, 2022

Great question. Common concern. *What if I get stuck in a technology that isn't hot??* Or worse, burn out re-learning every new thing 😱
September 22nd, 2022

In 1970 a paper came out that changed the world of business computing. It laid the ground work for modern databases.
September 20th, 2022

One of my favorite ways to simplify and de-gotcha React code is to rip out all the useCallback and useMemo drama. 90% of the time you don't need it.
September 16th, 2022

how do you catch a critical deadline that cannot be missed? We're talking external stakeholders, millions on the line, and it all hinges on *your* team getting it done on time. No overtime
September 8th, 2022

Wherein I use LEGO to talk about organizing your code for ease of use
September 5th, 2022

Some people like to organize code in files and folders and neat categories. Others love search. When they work together, that's the challenge.
September 1st, 2022

New members on our team invariably say 2 things: 1. Wow I've never seen a team move this fast 2. This approach feels weird. I'm uncomfortable Teams like this are not common.
August 27th, 2022

What does a real image look like? The rise of modern AI photo editing and generation tools makes this an interesting question.
August 23rd, 2022

"Your code doesn't matter" is something experienced programmers say, between the lines, when they sound like complete lunatics. But what do they mean? Why does everyone say it?
August 16th, 2022

Chatting about teaching and learning complex technical skills with an engineer I'm mentoring. She's a former chef. We shared the same frustration with online resources.
August 12th, 2022

swizec.com has been around since 2005. For 15 of those years, it's been running Google Analytics to give me a sense of "Is anyone out there?". No more.
August 10th, 2022

If your approach works so well, why isn't every team doing this?
August 6th, 2022

The quickest way to simplify a complex function with lots of logic is to turn it into data. A lesson from production
August 3rd, 2022

How do you react when you don't like The Process at work? Most programmers complain on social media, make a wry joke, and ... suffer. Not great
July 29th, 2022

My talk from React Summit is now online, if you're curious. It's about code rewrites in the context of hyper growth startups. The ultimate sin. Or is it 🤔
July 26th, 2022

Keep getting the guilt, that I'm not able to code, just running around for discussions and solving other issues, managing people. Any idea to manage all the fronts and get rid of this guilt?
July 23rd, 2022

My favorite mistake to make when I'm in a hurry is to think that I _have to_ build new features the sloppiest way possible. Find the quick fix and move on. But that's not true.
July 19th, 2022

A coworker asked me for tips on how to stay focused during the day. Here's what I said.
July 15th, 2022

In 2015 a group of researchers asked 59 experienced engineers at Microsoft "What makes a great software engineer?". Here's what they found.
July 11th, 2022

Wherein I use a silly example to show why you need more than small reusable single purpose functions to write good software.
July 8th, 2022

How do you stand out as an expert amid tech layoffs?
July 1st, 2022

A critical look at a conference talk that went great but felt a little off.
June 24th, 2022

Programming translates fuzzy understanding into exacting specifications. That’s why it’s hard. The Illusion of Explanatory Depth reigns supreme
June 22nd, 2022

You cannot make something good until you understand who you're making it for.
June 16th, 2022

A fun problem for RESTful APIs: Did you get 404 because your URL is wrong or because the resource wasn't found?
June 7th, 2022

it’s the leader, not the team
June 3rd, 2022

Writing software is a playful process of exploration and discovery. Like a game of kick the can on a Sunday walk.
May 25th, 2022

Spaghetti code – unstructured Ravioli code – too structured Lasagna code – layered wrong Minestrone software – unclear domains
May 23rd, 2022

Microservices are a pain in the ass. They turn every system into a byzantine mess of complexity. But this week ... they saved my butt.
May 13th, 2022

The first in-person conference in years! It was wonderful 🤩 - Remix is great - Serverless at edge is the future - GDPR does not play with 👆
May 7th, 2022

Here's a sneak peek at a new book I'm writing about Refactoring and Rewriting. It's with a publisher so I might get in trouble for sharing this, but it's a first draft ... they own the final version 😛
April 28th, 2022

"Every product org should have a senior+ engineer whose job it is to run around and make everyone else more productive" 🤔 That IS the role of a senior+ engineer
April 26th, 2022

People on twitter loved this trick I learned from a coworker's pull request the other day. You might like it too.
April 22nd, 2022

Do you review refactoring pull requests differently than you do others? An empirical study of OpenStack, an open source cloud platform, says that you do and finds 6 common criteria.
April 20th, 2022

My entire career I've never seen a sprint finished on time. The new manager said "Oh I think we can fix that" ... 18 months later he proved me wrong
April 12th, 2022

Timing changes everything. Who do you think has better engineers? The team that built Google from 9 million daily searches in 2000 to 1 billion in 2009, or the team that launched Google's 10th chat app last year?
April 7th, 2022

The pros and cons of different approaches to writing resilient code that handles partial failures
April 4th, 2022

One of my biggest frustrations since migrating swizec.com from Wordpress to Gatsby was that I never added categories. Always wanted to, never did. Thought it would be super hard. Gatsby made it painless
March 29th, 2022

Lessons from a painful outage with timezones, UTC offsets, and database clients that took a whole week to resolve.
March 25th, 2022

On the backend anything can and will fail. How do you deal with that?
March 21st, 2022

Engineering compensation falls into groups so different that neither group even realizes the others exist. And they fight about it.
March 7th, 2022

Ever noticed how an expert's job isn't that different from an apprentice's? Yet they can charge way more 🤔
March 7th, 2022

Feedback can save an airplane from crashing, or upset everyone around you. But for you personally, honest feedback is the fastest way to become a better engineer. Fixing what you're bad at is where the gains hide.
March 4th, 2022

When you grok state machines, a new world of computational beauty and software design opens in front of your eyes. Things that used to be hard become easy. The impossible becomes possible. And you turn into that annoying team member.
February 25th, 2022

because if you go to bat for the team, the team goes to bat for you
February 16th, 2022

Or how we took an API endpoint from 16s to 3s.
February 4th, 2022

Here's a funny video about Ivane, a construction worker with amazing productivity and work ethic. Imagine what Ivane could do if someone showed him how to use his tools 😱
February 3rd, 2022

The longest project of my life
February 1st, 2022

What are system design interviews for anyway?
January 28th, 2022

Every year I ask readers if they're enjoying my newsletter. Then fail to use those responses 😅 This year I said heck it and built a /testimonials page that shows everyone's feedback raw from Typeform. Here's how.
January 25th, 2022

Are you an organizer or a searcher? What about your team?
January 22nd, 2022

How can you know you're succeeding if you don't know where you're going?
January 20th, 2022

A story of how my performance hunch was totally wrong and the answer that sped up an AWS Lambda 33%
January 17th, 2022

Brand helps your career in subtle ways.
January 14th, 2022

No it's not a wrong answer or floundering with algorithms. Not even being nervous or shy or having a language barrier. Culture fit is the least of your worries if you make this mistake.
January 11th, 2022

What do you do when every bug you fix creates 5 new bugs? You could laugh and move on, or realize it's a sign of bigger issues
January 6th, 2022

DynamoDB Streams are a convenient way to react to changes in your database. And surprisingly easy to use 🥳
January 4th, 2022

How a focus on long-term games changed my approach to everything and calmed down my life
December 31st, 2021

burnout doesn't work the way you think
December 24th, 2021

The cult of TDD leads you down a dark and stormy path towards brittle code with a false sense of security. But there is a better way. A sweet spot between unit and heavy integration.
December 21st, 2021

What slows you down the most when you're coding or doing software engineering? I think it's how fast you make decisions
December 16th, 2021

If you ever want to build a searchable typeahead field, `<datalist>` can do that for you. On all browsers. Across devices. Standards compliant. With no JavaScript. 🤯
December 14th, 2021

Not all overtime is bad overtime
December 11th, 2021

Every null or undefined check doubles the number of tests you need 😱
December 10th, 2021

wanna see the strangest looping construct I've found in production code?
December 3rd, 2021

RESTful APIs are like Agile – everyone does it differently and if it isn't working, it's your fault for doing it wrong. 🤨
November 30th, 2021

Interviews are terrible. Stressful, time-intensive, loosely correlated with on the job performance. They're the least terrible way we have to hire.
November 25th, 2021

The difference in salary between a junior and senior engineer can be orders of magnitude. Many multiples at least. But what's the difference in mindset that gets you there?
November 19th, 2021

Defensive coding is an important lesson and over time and engineers it leads to massive bloat, if you're not careful.
November 15th, 2021

November 9th, 2021

You can use the ergonomics of React Query for any slow operation and it's wonderful.
November 8th, 2021

Erik, the author of Developer Hegemony and founder of Hit Subscribe, invited me to chat about balancing sidehustles and full-time work
November 5th, 2021

JavaScript is a fantastic server-side language because it's async. That also makes it tricky. 💩 What happens when you swallow errors? Forget to resolve promises? Or run into a number of other anti-patterns
November 3rd, 2021

React 18 is coming soon. I hope 🤞 Here's a talk I gave exploring its implications and showing off demos with working code.
November 1st, 2021

October 28th, 2021

Today is my birthday which means I've been coding for 25 years. A quarter century 😱 Here's 25 lessons I've learned about code. In no particular order.
October 25th, 2021

Using plain Jest on a TypeScript codebase is kinda rough. No types in tests no thanks. Making Jest and TypeScript work together smoothly is something you do just rarely enough to forget the details. Hope this helps you and future me too ✌️
October 19th, 2021

Engineers *hate it* when you say it doesn't matter how good they are because a team will outcode them any day. But it's true, you can't build something big on your own.
October 15th, 2021

TypeScript solves many of JavaScript's sharpest edges. You don't need much to get started ✌️
October 12th, 2021

Boo meetings, yay code, right? There comes a time in your career when coding is no longer your highest impact contribution. Might even be holding you back. 🙊
October 1st, 2021

Do you solve problems or execute tasks?
September 27th, 2021

A hill I will die on 👉 global CONSTANT = 'constant' are bad
September 21st, 2021

When you're in a company desperately trying to meet demand, *ship*. You'll have money, time, and professionals to fix code later. Even if you start with jQuery.
September 18th, 2021

Last week I went on the PodRocket podcast to talk about engineering careers, serverless handbook, and the current job market.
September 13th, 2021

Earlier in my career when I thought I was god's gift to engineering but wasn't, I failed one of those stupid interview questions that "have nothing to do with the work". It was a great question.
September 9th, 2021

What's the most algorithmically fun code you've written recently? 🤔 Here's mine: A dataviz using a grid of triangles that fits into the client's logo.
September 7th, 2021

what makes a senior engineer stand out in an interview? No it's not the amount of side projects or their leetcoding speed. It's knowing how and when to ask for help.
August 27th, 2021

Until recently adding a little backend to your Gatsby site meant 2 options: 1. Climbing the AWS learning curve 2. Rewrite with NextJS Now there's an /api directory 😱
August 24th, 2021

If it takes 6 engineers 10 days to complete 6 projects in parallel, why does it take 8 days when you work together 🤨
August 21st, 2021

Long time reader Phil asks when do you fix the tech debt you used to ship faster. Heroic efforts don't work. The real answer is "always" – a mindset of gardening.
August 17th, 2021

If your house was on fire, would you mow the lawn first?
August 13th, 2021

Would you rather work with a complex system or a complicated system? 🤔
August 3rd, 2021

Profit is not what's left after expenses, expenses are what's left after profit.
July 30th, 2021

The opposite of folks who follow every FAANG trend and over-engineer their companies to death, are the folks who *never* take advice from the big boys.
July 27th, 2021

When I dropped out of college to focus on freelancing back in 2012, I set 3 ground rules:
July 23rd, 2021

Friend, I have glimpsed the future and it is amazing. React 18 is shipping with <Suspense> and startTransition for deferred component rendering, but not data loading. That's coming in a future 18.x version.
July 22nd, 2021

When I first picked up Software Engineering at Google I thought it was another one of those FAANG books full of lessons that make no sense at human scale. I was surprised, lessons apply to teams as small as 5.
July 16th, 2021

In his book, The Art of Science and Engineering, Richard Hamming says the key to a great career is vision. What does that really look like?
July 14th, 2021

I've been computering daily for 24 years, since I was 9, and managing RSI since high school. People often ask how it never gets bad. This is the article I always wish I had written.
July 9th, 2021

It might. What's your job? If you're in the *"write code to exact specifications"* business ... now's a good time to start leveling up. The AI's not ready yet.
July 7th, 2021

The best skill you can learn is ownership. The second best is to let go.
July 2nd, 2021

This is hold my beer level of hackery. It didn't work but we learned lots in the process.
June 29th, 2021

This blew my mind, thought you'd like it too. You can do more with ?. than you thought.
June 24th, 2021

Something always goes wrong when you change hosting providers. 😅 For me it was redirects. A vital feature of any site migration.
June 23rd, 2021

Next time you finish a project, ask yourself: *"Might this work be important?"*. Add the polish.
June 19th, 2021

Demoing startTransition is hard. Modern computers are too fast 😅 – Dan Abramov, a React core team member, helped me fix it up. Here's what I learned
June 16th, 2021

I read everything about React 18 Alpha, trawled through the work group, and ran some experiments. Here's what you'll wanna know.
June 11th, 2021

Words that scare developers are powerful tools that are not meant to be safe. That is a valuable lesson.
June 7th, 2021

The flash of unlocked content is great fun for any paywall
June 1st, 2021

Ok so I've been doing lots of research into the Software Engineer job market – Some highlights 👇
May 18th, 2021

High value experts use positioning statements to say what they do for whom. Most engineers don't have one. 🤨
May 14th, 2021

Twitter embeds every tweet on your page as an iframe. Loads 1.2MB of JavaScript, makes 20+ HTTP requests and uses 100+ DOM nodes. 💩
May 12th, 2021

Degree matters if you have nothing better to show, consulting and BigTech backgrounds are negative, too many seniors can't code.
May 7th, 2021

Continuing our quest for better Lighthouse scores, more reader privacy, and less JavaScript we attacked the next biggest culprit 👉 Twitter.
May 4th, 2021

April 30th, 2021

Your site may be fast for users, but Google don't care. Official metrics or bust.
April 27th, 2021

Friend, how good are you at your best? ... Nobody cares. How good are you at your average? What about your worst?
April 24th, 2021

The Girl loves her daily cute photos, but she's bored of repeats. What if adding images was easier 🤔
April 20th, 2021

An experiment that sends daily photos from an S3 bucket to an IoT device using AWS Lambda
April 6th, 2021

When talk comes to serverless, engineers have lots of questions. Here are some answers 😊
March 29th, 2021

Here's a comment that resonated yesterday and you might like. It's about how to maximize the opportunity in your work.
March 26th, 2021

The hallmark of a true expert is understanding about the pros and cons of your technical decisions.
March 25th, 2021

Serverless is the future. New book coming out Mar 31st and it's looking bomb
March 23rd, 2021

Ever wondered what it's like to make a physical book? It ain't as easy as shipping code lemme tell ya 😅
March 19th, 2021

How *do* you build a JavaScript function that runs in the cloud serverlessly? Here's how to get started with Vercel, Netlify, or AWS Lambda
March 18th, 2021

What's the laziest thing you've ever built? For me it's a bot that sends cute pictures every day
March 17th, 2021

When you think of a backend or server developer, who comes to mind? A wizard of arcane magics. The future belongs to full-stack frontend engineers.
March 16th, 2021

Serverless is pretty cheap. But you *can* get it wrong.
March 12th, 2021

How do you provision servers for no load most days THEN ALL THE LOAD THIS MINUTE? That's how side-projects work and it's hard
March 10th, 2021

my point is that running server code on the web has become ridiculously cheap *and* easy
March 9th, 2021

Reusable components like to grow boolean props for different situations and complexity soon blows up. Variant props are the perfect solution.
March 2nd, 2021

What slows you down most while coding? It's not lack of skill. It's not lack of ideas. It's uncertainty. Fear.
February 26th, 2021

We used a man-in-the-middle attack to snoop an app's API traffic, replayed it in a GraphQL client, and successfully put it inside an AWS Lambda 🤘
February 23rd, 2021

Reusable hooks are all fun and games until TypeScript starts yelling at you about incompatible types.
February 19th, 2021

Tried a new visual editor for NextJS and CreateReactApp. Got a site up in 20min 🤘
February 9th, 2021

Write functions, mostly magic.
February 5th, 2021

and I don't mean Silicon Valley the place, I mean Silicon Valley the concept.
January 29th, 2021

It works! useAuth has beta-level support for Firebase Auth 🥳 I did not expect that to take 3 sessions.
January 26th, 2021

Tech interviews have a magic answer: The hashmap. And it's not always best on the job.
January 22nd, 2021

Firebase continues to be 💩. No wonder people keep asking for support in useAuth. Almost there ✌️
January 19th, 2021

How would you rollout the covid vaccine for max fairness and speed?
January 15th, 2021

Support for Firebase Auth is one of the most requested features for useAuth and I figured what the heck, how hard can it be?
January 12th, 2021

Wanna learn boxing? Join a gym, find a coach. Tennis player with a kink in your game? Find a coach. Software engineer with a missing skill? Google, random blogs, fun newsletters, dubious podcasts, noise on twitter 🤨
January 8th, 2021

The year that felt like a drag and ended in the blink of an eye.
January 2nd, 2021

do you ever feel like you're working working working and nothing is happening? Like a game character running against an invisible obstacle? That's how I've been feeling lately. Stuck.
December 2nd, 2020

Course creators are always telling you to learn this or that but how does any of it help *your* goals? That's the missing piece 🤔
November 26th, 2020

These abbreviations are getting out of hand. It's like a bad interviewer's wet dream.
November 24th, 2020

You're not asking for a job, you're selling a service. The true question behind every interview is "How can you help us?"
November 20th, 2020

Gatsby and NextJS do similar things differently. One is better for websites, the other for webapps. In episode 17 of CodeWithSwiz we explore the biggest difference.
November 19th, 2020

You're using the many-small-repositories approach to work faster as a team. But where do you put shared code? How do you make it nice to use? How to publish and install private packages?
November 16th, 2020

useAuth works without React Context! 🎉 here's how
November 10th, 2020

Perfect code that doesn't solve the problem is useless. Perfect metrics that don't serve the user are a distraction.
November 6th, 2020

Nader writes in worried that he started coding too late and his progress is too slow. Here's my response.
November 1st, 2020

October 30th, 2020

Forget time to first byte and time to interactive. What's your time to useful?
October 29th, 2020

Think of the last time you started a new project. You spend the first few hours getting started. Ugh
October 28th, 2020

Common problem in engineering teams: Stepping on each other's toes. JAMStack can help.
October 27th, 2020

You work hard on a feature. Weeks of back and forth with designers, product managers, tech leads, and the rest of your team. Your feature is amazing and you're proud as heck! But then ...
October 26th, 2020

Productivity porn shows you how to pack more into your day. Productivity porn is wrong my friend. You need to remove things to grow.
October 23rd, 2020

In Refactoring a useReducer to XState we talked about a 5 step process to turn a reducer into an XState state machine. Today answers "Ok now what?"
October 22nd, 2020

You ever feel like you have no idea what you're doing? Everyone feels that way. Sometimes more, sometimes less.
October 19th, 2020

Once you know how to refactor a useReducer to XState, you gotta prove you did it right.
October 13th, 2020

Would you take some % of your salary in bitcoin? The joke is that compared to pre-IPO equity, bitcoin is predictable and has a known value.
October 9th, 2020

XState promises to be like useReducer+Context combined and the simplest way to handle complex state in React apps. But can it deliver? On this episode of #CodeWithSwiz, we gave it a shot.
October 8th, 2020

Wow, college was such a waste of time ... when did you ever invert a binary tree outside of an interview? Honestly I never inverted a binary tree in college either ☹️
October 2nd, 2020

Prefetching lets you start React apps without loading spinners. Gatsby introduced this concept with `staticQuery`, react-query and NextJS make the pattern easier 😍
September 30th, 2020

Times are changing, the future of web development is here.Story time! 20 years of history in a 2min read, it's gonna be great 🤘
September 25th, 2020

When's the last time your first project in a new technology was also your favorite? Doesn't happen very often ...🤔 It happened to me in November 2018.
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Many engineers think server-side code is the scary domain of True Engineers. Something newbies, juniors, and frontend engineers shouldn't touch. They're wrong. Modern backend is a joy. ❤️
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What's the best code you ever wrote? Is it the most clever, or the cleanest. The most fun problem to solve, or the most impactful. The surprise throwaway everyone uses, or the love nobody noticed.
September 21st, 2020

Update code with a JavaScript function? Easier than you think 😍
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In this episode of CodeWithSwiz, we tried NextJS's support for /api routes – code running on the backend. In a word – Wow
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You start a new job and it's amazing. Code all day, clear objectives, easy guidelines, ship a bunch of features be a hero. Then something happens and suddenly you get nothing done. 🤔
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NextJS getStaticProps, environment vars, and why you shouldn't use yarn link – all in this episode of #CodeWithSwiz
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Friend, this episode of #CodeWithSwiz was a great example of why you want to start using TypeScript and how thermal load *destroys* computers.
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GraphQL solves every problem you've ever had talking to APIs on the frontend. Mention a switch to GraphQL to your team and they think it's a joke. Rewrite our entire app? oh you jokester. React Query is the perfect middle ground ❤️
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Every tech employee says interviews are broken. Every employer keeps interviewing. What gives?
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You're the computer, the CMS is your script. Starting small, trying NextJS, comparing microbundle vs. parcel for extracting libraries out of projects.
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On CodeWithSwiz ep2, we tried NextJS and built our first tiny app. Complete with a design system, static rendering, React Query to talk to AWS Lambda, and deployed to live 🤘
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Migrating from Wordpress to Markdown sounds easy. Mention it to any developer and they'll say "Pfft, an afternoon of work at worst". Suddenly it's 6months later and you're losing your mind.
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Understanding beats knowledge every day. To have a strong career, learn to understand, not just to know.
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A new old experiment 👉 regular livecoding. It's like a podcast with video, show notes, regular cadence, and we both learn something new.
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After 4 years of putting it off, 1 year of tinkering, a month of work, and $1500 of hired help, my new blog is finally here 🎉 Here's what I learned.
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"He's a frontend guy, is this even a fair question to ask?" The head of engineering was worried about our systems design question …
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Engineers don't do the day to day work, they build assets the business can exploit for years to come. That's the magic
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5 years ago I moved to America to chase a dream 👉 stop selling time.
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Lemme guess, every project involves 1 or 2 forms and they're all the friggen same. You got forms coming out the wazoo. Render fields. Connect to state. Add field validation. Detect submit. Add form validation. Send fetch request. Repeat.
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Why the heck did I build a course platform for ServerlessReact.Dev when services like Teachable, Podia, Thinkific, and such already exist? Because of friction my friend.
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Let's have a look at hyow GraphQL makes queries so much easier and more pleasant than REST
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We live in exciting times my friend. It's never been this easy to build a webapp and make your first $1,000/month.
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What if I told you modern tools let you build and launch a small webapp in 30 minutes? Complete with SSL, a .com domain, a database, a documented API, CDN hosting, fast static initial loads, and a hydrated SPA? That's the challenge I posed at Silicon Valley Code Camp this weekend. The audience didn't believe me, so it was time to perform some magic. 🧙
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The Big Mac index is a purchasing power parity index published by The Economist. Jest fetch testing is a tech task so frustrating that it almost made me quit the industry. I'm writing this so you don't have to read 8234721 different blog posts, stack overflow answers, and GitHub threads with conflicting info on how to get Jest and fetch to play together.
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A few months ago I inherited a Kotlin project. It was an unfinished prototype and all I had to do was wrap it up and deploy. Every time I touched the project, it broke. Nothing worked. Wouldn't run on my machine, wouldn't read API requests, couldn't get tests working, if I changed some code I broke it all. That's when I realized learning a new field is super hard
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I was bored Monday night and decided to see if I still know how to build with jQuery. Nothing better to do, no pressing ideas, a bit of fun. Also a favor for a friend who's preparing to talk about React to a bunch of people who've never seen it before 😛
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A fully functioning LOLCODE-to-JavaScript compiler implemented as a Babel macro. You never thought you wanted this and now here it is. You're welcome. 🐱
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Say your boss gives you $1000 to grow your career. What do you do?
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JavaScript generators are amazing. They let you write infinite loops that terminate. Yield values from functions before they finish … and I bet you've never used a JavaScript generator even once did you? I FOUND A USE! A real world practical use-case where generators make your code better. 😱
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Chatroom is slow? I know, I'll just use list virtualization! List virtualization is hard, dear reader. So, how do you virtualize a list?
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You've probably seen web notifications before. YouTube shows them when it goes to a new song, Facebook pings them when a new message comes in, scammy websites ask for permissions and you say no. The usual. You can fire those notifications from anywhere inside your JavaScript.
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There's a joke in functional programming that once you understand monads, it becomes impossible to explain them to others. The nuance is nuanced, the details are hard, let’s focus on practice
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How many touch points does your sales process require? Do you need 2 ad clicks or 5? Two shiny demos or one fat video? As an engineer, you might not care, but this is the stuff that keeps your CEO and growth lead and head of product up at night. A business owner that can answer that 👆 question reliably is god.
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Both superagent and fetch() enable you to talk to a server. The first produces clean code that gets nesty if you need many things. The second produces clean code that is Promis-y and sometimes cumbersome. The difference between superagent and fetch() isn't that one sends your headers as-given and the other lowercases their names. The difference is that superagent sends a cookie and fetch() doesn't!
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This is a puzzle you can run into if you’re not careful, and sometimes, despite your best efforts, even if you are careful. It happened to me when I had a settings object that I passed into a view. The view then did things. When I made a new view from the settings object, it looked like the view I had just cleared.
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