Switching from Git to Jujutsu
After using Jujutsu for 3 months, I am not going back to Git. Jujutsu is simpler to learn, more powerful to use, and has completely changed the way I work with version control.
- Git
- Jujutsu
7 min read
Migrating My Website from Gatsby to Astro
I recently migrated my website from Gatsby to Astro, and now it looks nicer, has zero runtime JavaScript, loads much faster, and is much easier to maintain.
- Website
- Gatsby
- Astro
7 min read
Crafting Meaningful Commits by Rewriting History
Having a concise and clear commit history is very valuable. It allows future readers to see when a particular code change was introduced, and to get an additional context as to why that change was made. In this article, I will show you some tips and tricks that will help you craft a useful commit history.
- Git
6 min read
JPA Pitfalls: Generating IDs
In this article we are going to discuss different JPA strategies for generating IDs.
- Java
- JPA
10 min read
JPA Pitfalls: Eager/Lazy Fetching
In this article we are going to discuss different JPA fetching types, their pros and cons, and see which one you should prefer.
- Java
- JPA
4 min read
JPA Pitfalls: Relationship Mapping
In this article we are going to discuss some common JPA relationship mapping pitfalls.
- Java
- JPA
4 min read
Introduction to WebAssembly and Rust
This article gives an overview of WebAssembly and Rust alongside practical step-by-step examples of how to use them in your next Web app. If you would like to speed up performance-critical parts of your app, port a legacy codebase to the Web, or completely write your frontend in a programming language other than JavaScript, then this blog post is for you!
- WebAssembly
- Rust
33 min read