John Colagioia (he/him) articles - 15 total
Frameworks of the Future?
Something has been nagging me in the back of my mind for a while: Where are the "modern" web...
How Long Will That Project Take?
As a quick note, I released this post (well, a version with slightly different editing) on my blog,...
Impostor Syndrome
As a quick note, I released this post (well, a version with slightly different editing) on my blog, S...
Changing the Primary Git Branch
As a quick note, I released this post on my blog, this morning, so it can get to be (as I tend to be)...
Configuring a Visual Studio Code Extension
As a quick note, I released this post on my blog, this morning, so it can get to be (as I tend to be)...
Writing Visual Studio Code Extensions
As a quick note, I released this post on my blog, this morning, so it can get to be (as I tend to be)...
Writing Browser Extensions with Configuration
As a quick note, I released this post on my blog yesterday, so it can get to be (as I tend to be) a b...
Writing Browser Extensions
As a quick note, I released this post on my blog yesterday, so it can get to be (as I tend to be) a b...
Experimenting with Worker Threads
As a quick note, I released this on my blog the other day and so it can get to be (as I tend to be) a...
Recutils, the Plain-Text Database
I originally posted a version of this to my blog as the first of my "tech tips" that are 90% notes to...
Metal Umlauts, Searching, and Other Unicode Fun
(You can find the original version of this article on my blog, where I talk about this and a variety...
Small-D date Night
This is the software kind of date—the kind at a UNIX/Linux command line—not the kind that requires yo...
Board Game Library Options?
I've been toying with a couple of board game ideas--more Monopoly than Settlers of Catan or chess--in...
Happy (Not Really?) Pi Day!
Far worse than arguments over lunar holidays is that everybody gets Pi Day wrong. Everybody is lying...
Colors, the Programming Way
As a quick note, I released this on my blog today and so it can get to be (as I tend to be) a bit ram...