Tailwind: Because Life's Too Short for !important

As a junior engineer, I had that classic arrogance many of us start with - spitting at any code I hadn't written myself. I'd scroll through the codebase, commenting about the "idiots" who'd created this "legacy mess" I now had

As another year draws to a close, I find myself reflecting on what has been one of the most transformative periods of my life. While 2024 brought its share of challenges, it also delivered meaningful personal and professional progress that I'll carry forward into the new year.One

In the world of AI-powered development tools, one question is currently a hot topic on tech forums and subreddits: AI-powered IDEsLike many skeptical software engineers, I initially brushed off Cursor IDE as just another AI coding tool. Introduced to it by a colleague in October 2023, but it just

Let's say we're building an employee profile page. When someone visits a profile, three key things need to happen:We need to grab their data from our backend (things like name, bio, profile pic)While that data is loading, we should show a nice loading spinner

In the mid-1990s, the web rapidly evolved, and the need for a more dynamic and interactive browsing experience became increasingly apparent. Netscape, the company behind the popular Mosaic web browser, recognized this shift and wanted to stay ahead of the curve.Brendan Eich was then a young programmer with a