And so we shall think

noorm 1.0 is out: your sql folder is the schema, changes are plain SQL forward/revert pairs, and the SDK keeps Kysely's typed queries. No DSL, no codegen, no ORM.

EventTarget works everywhere but feels like a hack. Event Emitter is node-native, but no pattern matching or introspection. What if there was an event system that covered that, ran on browser + server + mobile, with a relay that crossed process and network boundaries for horizontal scaling?

Next.js is the turducken of web frameworks. Layer after layer of abstractions, each one hiding the browser-server boundary. Two weeks ago, that gave us a CVSS 10.0 vulnerability. The boundary isn't an inconvenience to abstract away. It's a security perimeter.

Built a CV generator in 6 hours so I’d never update my resume again. LLMs + code turned a tedious chore into a 2-minute workflow.

Why build auth logic when your database can do it better? Learn how SQL Server user impersonation creates stronger security boundaries with less application complexity.

A meditation on hubris, humility, and why your grandpa's advice about checking your inputs still matters in the age of hyperscale.

Most bugs come from sloppy thinking about what a value is and whether an operation should even run. Aristotle worked out the rules for that 2,400 years ago. Here's how I apply them to real code.

AI isn't replacing developers, it's transforming them. Just as NoCode created specialists and cloud turned sysadmins into DevOps engineers, AI elevates engineers from code writers to system architects. The most valuable skill isn't writing code, it's designing coherent systems.