Expo EAS vs Codemagic vs Bitrise vs Fastlane: Mobile CI/CD in 2026
Pushing a mobile app to the App Store and Google Play used to be the part of the job I dreaded most. Provisioning profiles that expire at the worst moment, a Ma...
Pushing a mobile app to the App Store and Google Play used to be the part of the job I dreaded most. Provisioning profiles that expire at the worst moment, a Ma...
A database GUI is the single tool I open more often than my IDE. Across 11+ years of running Warung Digital Teknologi and shipping 50+ client projects — Smart...
I've been hosting production workloads on shared Hostinger for our seven aggregator blogs, but every Node and Python side project that touches background worker...
I've spent the last 14 months bouncing between four terminal emulators on the same 16-inch MacBook Pro M3 Max and a Lenovo ThinkPad running Fedora 41 — daily-...
Picking a Backend-as-a-Service in 2026 feels harder than it should. Four serious contenders dominate the conversation right now: Supabase, Convex, PocketBase, a...
I've been running Warung Digital Teknologi for 11+ years, and across the 50+ client projects we've shipped, the issue tracker has changed roughly every 18 month...
If your SaaS does anything beyond a CRUD form — sending emails, charging cards, running AI inference, syncing with a third-party API — you eventuall...
If you work across multiple databases daily — MySQL for one client project, PostgreSQL for another, MongoDB for a third — you quickly realize that the GUI ...
Podman Compose vs Rancher Desktop Kubernetes in 2026 sounds like a tidy developer tooling question, but in real life it becomes a time-loss contest. There is a...
Last night around 11:42 PM, Marco sent me a GitHub link with the kind of message that usually leads to trouble: "this might kill your subscription habit." Rude....
I was standing on the Yamanote Line in a crowded train car last Thursday, 7:43 PM, when my friend Marco sent me a GitHub link with zero context. Just the URL. N...
I was half-asleep at my desk last Sunday night — March 30th, around 11 PM — when a friend from a security Slack channel pinged me with two words: "Axios. Co...
I was halfway through soldering a replacement ESP32 board at my desk last Tuesday — the third one I'd fried this month, because apparently I can never remembe...
I Installed Wine 11 on Three Different Linux Boxes Last Weekend — And NTSYNC Made One of Them Feel Like a Completely Different Machine Look, I've been runnin...
I Stumbled Onto Project Nomad at 1 AM During a Power Outage — And Now I Think Everyone Needs an Offline Knowledge Server Last Thursday, around 1:15 AM, the p...
I Found Tooscut at 1 AM and Immediately Uninstalled DaVinci Resolve Look, I have a confession. I have been paying for Adobe Premiere Pro since 2019. Seven year...
I was three cups into my Sunday morning coffee — the kind where you stop counting because acknowledging the number would mean acknowledging a problem — when...
I found out about Jazzband the way most people find out about critical open source infrastructure — when it was already on fire. Last Tuesday, around 11 PM, I...
I have a confession that will probably get my developer card revoked: I have never been good at designing terminal user interfaces. I can write a backend that p...