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A very interesting and, frankly, cathartic thing happened. Many years ago I ran a blog for an analog hobby. It became quite popular, and I had amassed 1000 Twitter followers on the related account....

Look, Namecheap has been good to me over the years, I won't deny it. But I've stood by, lazily watching domain prices slowly creeping upwards, until I decided it was high time to consolidate them all...

Freshly motivated at the turn of 2024, I started working slowly but steadily on refreshing the ChasingCode site and blog. It took a month of daily tinkering before releasing v2 on February 1st. Here...

Have you ever started typing a reply to someone's post on social media just to stop and delete it because you realized it sounds negative? I've been struggling with this concept for a long time. I...

At the end of 2023 I found myself burnt out on side projects and coding as a hobby. One particularly bad day I decided that I would delete this blog and website in 2024. I was tired of the endless...

In 2019, I started the "tradition" of reflecting on the past year, mainly from a developer & geek point of view. I think it's a useful tool for summarizing how I've grown as a developer, and what...

I always enjoyed hearing how the owners of lost cameras were re-united with their property and media. Now it became my turn to find the owner of a lost GoPro. Here's how I did it. All the names...

In 2023 I changed jobs. For my next position, I was interested in two things: 100% remote work and Laravel. Thankfully, my job search was successful and I found exactly what I was looking for: a...

Someone near and dear to me recently opened a business (let's call it Generic Company) that runs entirely offline and is pretty low-tech. The owner does not need or want an online presence. It so...

In 2019, I started the "tradition" of reflecting on the past year, mainly from a developer & geek point of view. I think it's a useful tool for summarizing how I've grown as a developer, and what...

In 2019, I started the "tradition" of reflecting on the past year, mainly from a developer & geek point of view. I think it's a useful tool for summarizing how I've grown as a developer, and what...

In 2019, I started the "tradition" of reflecting on the past year, mainly from a developer & geek point of view. I think it's a useful tool for summarizing how I've grown as a developer, and what...

The 2020 Tech Radar is a list of web (and related) technologies that have caught my eye, and that I'm hoping to give more attention to this year. I started this series with the 2019 Tech Radar and...

As it seems to be popular in the dev community these days, for the first time ever I've decided to write my own summary of 2019. I'm curious how 2020 will compare but this is definitely not a...

Welcome, yet again, to another incarnation of my blog and personal site. If you've arrived here directly, you may not be aware that I transferred this blog from a different site called omigo.sh. It...

The 2019 Tech Radar is a list of web technologies that I've become interested in this year. While I am very well entrenched and comfortable in the Laravel-Vue ecosystem, I can't help but peek at what...

I've wanted to share my thoughts about development-related things for a very long time but somehow never got around to it. Excuses are plenty but what's important is that I finally found myself in a...