Found a tiny CLI tool called mult.
It runs the same command multiple times and shows all outputs together.
Surprisingly useful for:
➡️ flaky APIs
➡️ unstable scripts
➡️ inconsistent AI responses
➡️ debugging weird edge cases
Simple idea. Very practical tool.
#cli#devtools
JavaScript hoisting still catches people off guard sometimes.
This snippet looks simple…
but the output surprises most developers on the first read.
➡️ Function declarations get hoisted first.
➡️ Arrow functions get assigned later.
That tiny detail changes the entire flow.
Python has a neat trick for removing duplicates without losing the original order.
Simple, built-in, and surprisingly useful when cleaning data.
#Python#CodingTips
4/4
What I'm looking for: long-term contracts or ongoing freelance. Not one-off gigs. Remote only.
If that fits something you're building — or you know someone it might — DM me or drop an email.
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3/4
The niche I've been focused on: healthcare tech. Credentialing workflows, clinical dashboards, PHI-adjacent data handling. Most devs avoid this space. I've leaned into it — the problems are harder and clients tend to want ongoing relationships, not quick hires.
TypeScript feels really nice when your types start doing the heavy lifting for you.
Discriminated unions are one of those features that look simple at first…
but make your code WAY safer and easier to scale.
Checkou the example ⤵️
Laravel makes it dangerously easy to accidentally write N+1 queries.
‼️ Everything looks clean. Everything works.
Until your app starts making 100+ unnecessary queries because of one innocent loop.
🎉 Using `with()` early saves a LOT of pain later.
Python has so many tiny features that make data handling feel clean.
defaultdict(list) is definitely one of them.
Makes grouping data way less annoying.
I’m a big fan of tiny tools that do one thing really well.
Recently started using entr.
Now my commands rerun automatically whenever files change.
Such a small thing, but it makes development feel way smoother.
One of the most useful TypeScript utilities:
Pick<T, K>
It helps you create smaller, cleaner types from existing ones.
Perfect for:
➡️ API responses
➡️ DTOs
➡️ Public user objects
➡️ Component props
Less duplication. Better type safety. Cleaner code.
Python list comprehensions are one of those features that instantly make your code feel cleaner.
➡️ Loop + filter + transform
➡️ All in a single readable line.
➡️ Once it clicks, there’s no going back. 🐍
#Python#Programming#Coding
Most search bars don’t need to hit the API on every keystroke.
Debouncing fixes that.
➡️ Tiny React pattern. Huge UX difference.
➡️ Cleaner requests. Smoother typing.
➡️ Less unnecessary work.
One of those patterns every frontend dev should know! ⚛️
📈 Which command is actually faster?
Instead of guessing, benchmark it with "hyperfine".
Compare things like:
• grep vs ripgrep
• npm vs pnpm
• build scripts
• tooling changes
Example:
hyperfine "npm run dev"
⚡️ Clean output. Real numbers. Useful insights.