This retro-futuristic proof of concept will take you back to writing `$`. We'll explore a neat way of transforming modern React components into encapsulated jQuery UI widgets automatically as an homage to the old Internet.

imagine this: you have an inherited project in a very different framework, but you have to revamp it and build new features around it. You want to modernize the stack a little bit. The team agrees to go with React.

I'm currently working on a project that allows the user to upload and reproduce long-ish audio files. I wanted to keep a cohesive look and allow the uploaders to bookmark timestamps on their audios and let the listeners jump between these chapters. It was time for me to create a custom audio player!

What are Github Actions and how I leveraged them to automate the deployment of my blog.

Dipping my toe in Preact. I wanted to create a quick and dirty component to ✨feel✨ Preact as an experienced React developer. Spoiler alert: it was a breeze.

I wanted to explore the Share API, so I built this neat little Astro component that triggers the share experience in the supporting browsers.

I needed a search bar. I restrained myself so I didn't reinvent the wheel, so I used a package. How to add a search bar feature to your Astro site! The easy way.

I've learned a couple of new tricks for my new Astro page. Search? You got it. Meta tags? Go for it.

This website was made with Astro. If you want a quick overview, take a look.