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Sentry + FastAPI Q&A Livestream
As a follow-up to Sentry's first-ever FastAPI meetup, I sat down with Sebastian Ramirez, founder of FastAPI, to ask all of the questions we didn’t get a chance to during the meetup, and held a live Q&A with the audience.
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Using hooks to monitor and error track with Sentry when self-hosting Directus
Learn how to set up Sentry monitoring and error tracking for your self-hosted Directus project by building custom hooks.
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How to use jQuery with Astro
Understanding how to use jQuery in an Astro project was hard to Google. So I wrote my own guide for you and my future self.
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From LCP to CLS: Improve your Core Web Vitals with Image Loading Best Practices
Learn all about image lazy loading and how it can help improve performance, UX and core web vitals.
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Thoughts on AI Coding Tools - (Chat GPT, Co-Pilot, Whisper) - Live Q&A
My friend Erin wanted some opinions on generative AI coding tools. So I went live on Twitch to have a chat.
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Fireside chat with VoxGig
I sat down with Richard Rodger to discuss live streaming on Twitch, building community, and learning in public.
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5 reasons you should hire me as your next developer experience engineer
I’m excited to be looking for my next role as a Developer Experience Engineer. Here are five reasons why you should hire me.
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Can ChatGPT build a WEBSITE?
I tried using ChatGPT to create websites and here's what happened.
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How I deploy my website using my Apple Watch
TL:DR; a serverless function and build hook on Netlify, and an Apple Shortcut.
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The best light/dark mode theme toggle in JavaScript
Learn how to build The Ultimate Theme Toggle™️ for your website using JavaScript, CSS custom properties, local storage and system settings.
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TechMids: Fake it, don't make it. How serverless can level up your front end game and unlock your full stack potential
Learn how serverless and edge runtimes are empowering front end devs to be more productive, and how we can leverage this to do amazing things.
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How I got my first dev job (in 2014)
I've told this story a million times, and now I've immortalised it on YouTube.