For the past few years, VS Code was my comfortable, heavily customized home. It had my extensions, my themes, and a decade's worth of muscle memory. But recently, as my stack evolved heavily into Express.js, Vue 3, and Tailwind CSS, I started noticin...

Heads up: GitHub Copilot is changing how it bills us on June 1st If you use GitHub Copilot for heavy lifting, you need to check your billing dashboard before June 1st, or you might be in for a nasty surprise next month. GitHub is officially killin...

I recently built a feature for https://recipe-finder.org that takes a TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube cooking link and turns it into a structured recipe. The goal was simple: recipe inspiration lives on social platforms, but the actual cooking steps a...

I've been building apps for a while now. I've deployed projects, shipped features, and even won a hackathon. But last week, while casually poking around the Chrome DevTools Network tab on my own project, I saw something that made my stomach drop. T...

We recently built the referral page for Recipe Finder: https://recipe-finder.org/invite-one-free-month1. The goal was to make referrals feel like a real product feature, not just a static landing page. On the frontend, we used Vue 3 TypeScript ...

We recently built the referral page for Recipe Finder: https://recipe-finder.org/invite-one-free-month1. The goal was to make referrals feel like a real product feature, not just a static landing page. On the frontend, we used Vue 3 TypeScript ...

Hello, community! Tired of staring into the fridge wondering what to cook with leftover ingredients, I decided to build my own solution: Recipe-Finder.org1. It's a fast, clean way to search for recipes—and I recently packaged it into an Android app...