The Sheer Amount of Utility in Tailwind

So I’ve been reading the documentations for tools that I’m going to use for Ideos’ UI along with React. Namely they are React-Query and Tailwind. You can add React-Router v6 into the mix as well because it has updated to a new major version since the last time I code. I want to use React-Query

Daunting and Exciting Neck-breaking Changes

Do you know a feeling when you are doing something that you were used to do in the past, but then even when you haven’t done it in a long while, you can still somehow do it right now? It was as if you never actually forget said skill in the first place. It was

Rustier than Rust

Boy, oh boy… Do I expect myself to be this rusty? I’m currently building the API for Ideos using Express and therefore Node.js. Even surpassing my own expectations, I end up a lot rustier than I thought. I guess this is very much expected after almost 2 months without writing a single line of code.

Hosting Platform Choices

With the removal of Heroku’s free-tier plan by November, I’m in search for alternatives for platforms to deploy my Node.js apps. In ideal circumstances, I can just rent a small server and host all of my hobby apps there. But I’m basically penniless right now, therefore I can’t afford such meager luxury and I have

I Forget about Choosing the Deployment Strategy

The moment that I’ve been waiting for. I haven’t done this since forever, basically a few months. It’s awkward to finally go back to do things that I was so used to. But I’m here to reignite it all… I will finally write code once more. Hooray! *Pop* *Pop* *Confetti*…!! “Hey… What about the deployment