I've been thinking about Javascript engines a lot lately.

There are way too many languages that transpile to Javascript.

It's officially a yearly tradition for me to write a "year in review" post!

I am so sick and tired of bad software.

Astral v0.3.0 is now released! This release includes a lot of new features and bug fixes. Here's a quick rundown of the changes:

Hey, Jerry.

I've been thinking more and more about breaking up with Github. You may be asking: Why?

I've used a lot of package managers in my day, but tea is the first one where I am legitimately excited to see the future.

I've been meaning to write this for a while now but (as with many things) I have been procrastinating.

I have been gone for the past few months because I have gone down the open source contributing rabbit hole, but it has not been all fruitless.

I recently just had the concept of heap sort motivated to me in such a fantastic manner that I had to share it.

A while back, I wrote an article about how Deno works. Deno still isn't ready.

How is it possible that companies build systems that are practically invulnerable?

I've been using Deno for a while now and I am really enjoying it.

If you just want my opinion and nothing else from this article, here it is:

There are three big things that both hackathon participants, regardless of their skill level, need to know to win:

I'm not going to clickbait you. If you just want to know what technologies I'll be talking about, it's just:

After over six months of planning, Lancerhacks finally happened and it went incredibly smoothly!