Notion has been great, but when I picked it, I had a feature that was missing: offline support. Yet, the functionnalities it provided were more appealing than the missing feature. But, last year, I made a partial switch.
I already knew how to pull my dotfiles down with chezmoi. Sending a local change back to the remote repo turned out to be a two-step dance I had to learn. Here are my baby steps.
You will, as a backend developer, need someday to update several records as once to update part of a column’s value. But how? This is the topic of this article
A one-line T-SQL filter on the third character from the end of a name looks harmless, but it hides a correctness trap and guarantees a full scan. Here is what goes wrong and how I fixed it.
A large feature broken into GitHub sub-issues doesn't fit the same worktree-per-issue assumption my `jli-*` command chain was built on. Here's what I had to add to make it work.
After two weeks of running a manual `/jli-` command chain instead of an agent orchestrator, here's what I learned about its flexibility, and being able to walk away from a feature mid-flight.
