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Unblocking myself by writing compilers
Part of my typical flow working on Derw is to build things using it. I'm a believer that if you just write the language but don't use it, it's easy to…
May 9
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March 2023
Introducing neuro-lingo, a LLM powered comment language
Tooling like Github Copilot allow developers to generate code within their code files. Write some functions, put a commend then hit auto-complete, and…
Mar 30
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February 2023
Derw changelog, February 2023
I've been spending a lot of the last few months reading and writing. I wrote about the case for building something wonderful alone, my most popular…
Feb 26
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Whatever happened to Elm, anyway?
I see this question pop up quite frequently in lots of different arenas - folks are curious as to what happened to Elm. As a former community member of…
Feb 13
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Noah
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Things coming to Derw, Feburary 2023
I've been spending a lot of time implementing things in Derw, and thinking about what's missing. I tend to do this a lot. But I figured I would write…
Feb 11
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Noah
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January 2023
Sponsorship, open source, and the career dream
With these difficult times for many companies, I find myself reflecting on my future. There's a couple of obvious paths: the first is to continue in my…
Jan 29
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The unforgiving giving of time for open source
Consider yourself in a queue of people at the grocery store, waiting to pay for your weekly shopping. Someone is behind you, and they seem a bit…
Jan 11
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December 2022
Embracing and appreciating your own work
I've been doing Advent of Code this year, not on a fix schedule, just when I get some time. Like last year, I'm using Derw. This isn't a sales pitch on…
Dec 26, 2022
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Make your own TEA (The Elm Architecture)
If you’re familiar with the frontend ecosystem for the last few years, you’ve probably come across a framework which roughly follows the structure of: A…
Dec 11, 2022
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November 2022
Telepathic technical writing
My whole career, I've tried to follow the principle of "if you didn't write about it, it didn't happen". Writing happens in many forms: blog posts…
Nov 20, 2022
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October 2022
Recharging energy by taking an open source vacation
I recently went on vacation from work for 3 weeks. In years past, a work vacation for me has typically meant that I would be spending more time working…
Oct 26, 2022
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September 2022
The many forms of past-time passions
I’ve written before about my passion for programming, and my love of programming languages. But I’ve been thinking lately about what drives someone on…
Sep 25, 2022
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