IntroductionSo I’ve been using shadcn/ui for about 1–2 years now, and honestly, while I love it, it comes with its fair share of friction, friction you only realize after you actua

A weeb who is programmer.

In one week, I built compadcn — a CLI wrapper for shadcn/ui that adds interactive installs, linting, presets, and friction-free removals.

Building the CLI tool that I wish shadcn/ui had

So this year was filled with a lot of things. Things that I wished happened but didn't... and things that I didn't think would happen, but did. This year was full of uncertainties 

A self-introspection mostly of what happened this year and what didn't, just to preserve the memories I guess? This is going to be a long one so hold on to your seats tight... and if you're into stalk

Look Back: Year 2K25

“Scratch your own itch.”It’s a phrase I first encountered in the book Rework by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson (a great book, btw!!). The idea is simple: solve the proble

My personal playbook for building and shipping in the real world. Combining Rework's "scratch your own itch" for finding a problem worth solving, and buildspace's framework for getting it out the door

Scratch your own itch: How to Build and Ship

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