My evolving thoughts on best practices for documenting TypeScript code with a combination of syntax and JSDoc comment approaches. The goal is to enhance the developer experience and make the code more maintainable by clearly communicating intent through both formal type declarations and informal textual descriptions.

As Passkeys gain traction as a replacement for passwords, their simultaneous promise of increased security and increased convenience seemed suspicious enough for me to dive deeper.

I'm exploring the use of Notion as a headless CMS for my website and finding it to be an intriguing experience despite some quirks in their API.

While the Limitless Pendant shows promise with features like the Ask AI LLM, its transcription accuracy and battery drain issues significantly hinder its practicality for everyday use.