“Naming things & cache-invalidation are the two hardest things in IT” says Martin Fowler.

For some time, the humble browser has been a source of frustration and an area that I’ve treated largely as a black box.

That’s right, another week, another creation called resetgit.com. This one inspired by my constant reGoogling of resetting git repositories.

Neo4J is still the first name you think of when uttering the phrase “graph database” and ArangoDB in my opinion is rising rapidly to take the lead.

There doesn’t seem to be a nice clean way of handling DynamoDB (DDB) record updates in Go without writing a DDB query and book-ending it with some boilerplate.

There are lots of great blog posts and instructional examples on how to build packages and push them to npm or GitHub Packages.

This blog post is a story of building a web app and choosing Mobiscroll.

Single table design has changed the way I approach database backed applications and I will say, how I model data has improved drastically once you start viewing the world through single table eyeballs.

Recently I took a look at Grafana Cloud for a side project.