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A lot of 2021 was about figuring out what to do, a lot of 2022 will be figuring out how to do it well and I look forward to it.
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Neera is now called Felvin! Felvin is the younger, stronger, smarter nephew of the wizard Merlin. Out on a quest to write his own story. Whatever you…
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I believe the most important use case of automated tests is to "harden" some behavior in the code. Automated tests take some behavior and make it hard…
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Follow up on Sleep: Score (2 / 5) (Score last month: 3/5) My sleep has definitely detoriated. Earlier I was able to sleep within minutes to lying on the…
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Dilution: When a company takes VC investments, it issues new shares and then sells them to the investor in return for the investment. This increases the…
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Last week Vaze, presented the new designs for Neera to the team. And he created the presentation in Figma! I was impressed and I wanted to try my hands…
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At Neera, our mission is to help people, help each out find the right information. People already curate valuable information in GitHub Awesome Lists…
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Glass morphism is a new design trend, I wanted to try my hands on it. It turns out it is fairly easy. Absolutely love the way it looks! Tutorial Video…
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Idea: Create 20 design prototypes in the next 30 days. The prototypes can be of anything, I guess I’ll create (design) clones of famous web apps in…
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The reason I have been (little) frustated and ineffective is because I don’t (yet) know how to be effective with non engineering/organizational work. It…
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Mac had a series of advertisements, comparing Mac and PC. The ads are delightful, they personify all the mac's features and show how they play out. I…
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Glossary GatsbyJS: A framework for static sites, uses server side rendering Next.js: A react framework with built in serverside rendering Rehydation…
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