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A quiet corner of the internet
In the middle of the algorithm frenzy there is still room for mindful coding. Reflect, stay curious, and learn to write code that stays calm — one commit at a time.
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GitHub's Octoverse 2026 counted 34.3 billion commits and found that over 40% of pull requests now start as an agent's draft. Here is what the numbers mean, and what they mean for you as a developer.
#github#octoverse#ai agents
Cache Storage keeps whole requests and responses in the browser. Learn the Cache API, how offline sites use it, and cache-first vs network-first, live.
#cache api#service worker#browser storage
Learn how localStorage works, with a live lab on your own browser: setItem and getItem, why everything becomes a string, JSON, limits, and storage events.
#localstorage#javascript#browser storage
sessionStorage works like localStorage but lives in one tab. See what survives a reload, a new tab, a duplicate or closing the tab, with live demos.
#sessionstorage#localstorage#browser storage
Why isn't my CSS working? Learn how the cascade and specificity decide which rule wins, with a live demo that ranks every rule and explains each loss.
#css#specificity
Type, class, id, attribute, combinators and pseudo-classes: learn how CSS selectors pick elements, with a live lab where you type your own.
#css#selectors
What a CSS rule is made of, how the browser matches rules to elements, and inline vs style tag vs external stylesheet, explained with live demos.
#css#html
Other work
Besides writing, I build small tools with the same care as the articles: quiet, fast, and honest about what they do.
1 app shipped
packcamo.com
Convert anything. Compress everything. Upload nothing.
A browser-native toolkit for converting and compressing images, structured data, archives and documents. Everything runs on your own device through Rust compiled to WebAssembly — no account, no queue, no file-size limit.
