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Remember my post about switching to VSCode? Well, plot twist: the very next day after publishing it, I switched to WebStorm. And guess what? I've been on JetBrains IDEs ever since. I know, I know. Another "why I switched editors" post. But hear me ou...
Why Emacs Keybindings? I've always preferred Emacs-style editing, especially the way it handles cursor movement and text manipulation. Even though I have switched to using VSCode for most of my development work, I often found myself missing the intui...
Some time ago, I wrote a post about using Vim to look cool and why that’s not a good idea. Now, funny enough, here I am—having switched to VSCode after years of hopping between Vim and Emacs. This isn’t one of those "Vim sucks, I'm going back to VSCo...
Ruby on Rails is a great web framework that powers awesome websites like Shopify, GitHub, Basecamp, HEY.com, and more. This blog post is not to say that Rails is bad or anything like that. I recently got really inspired to give Ruby a real try after ...
This code is copied form emacs stack-exchange and adopted to work with web-mode for future reference. Following is the link to the original stack exchange post: https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/37918/how-to-highlight-graphql-template-literal...
Recently, I got curious about how Vim’s built-in commands handle file finding and navigation. Even though I was using modern fuzzy finding plugins at the time, I decided to explore Vim’s native mechanisms. To my surprise, I started enjoying the simpl...
