Latest Articles
- July 2021: Improving RetroForth Comprehensibility with `retro-document`
- June 2021: A Linked List Implementation for RetroForth
- June 2021: An Interactive Memory Dump Utility for RetroForth
Announcements
- My Blog Now Features a News Aggregator
- 2020 Year in Review
- The Makerspace Journey (Pecha Kucha Talk)
- 2019 Year in Review
- 2018 Year in Review, Part III
- 2018 Year in Review, Part II
- 2018 Year in Review, Part I
- My Volt Framework Lightning Talk at RubyConf
- OpenFarm: 323% beyond funding goal in one month.
- OpenFarm Kickstarter is Live!
- FarmBot Featured in WIRED Magazine
Forth
- Improving RetroForth Comprehensibility with `retro-document`
- A Linked List Implementation for RetroForth
- An Interactive Memory Dump Utility for RetroForth
- TIL How RetroForth Implements Deferred Behavior
- RetroTS- Porting the RetroForth VM to Typescript
- FlashForth Installation: Arduino UNO on Linux and Mac
- Common Forth Symbols and Idioms
- Forth Programming as a Learning Experience
Practices
- Tools and Practices I Use In Every Real-World Software Project
- Journal Apps with Reminders Help Make and Break Habits
- Keeping an Offline Copy of StackOverflow with Kiwix
- Software Tools for Hobby-Scale Projects
- A Year of Developer Journals with jrnl.sh
- Listening to Developer News While Driving
- Tools for Writing Better Ruby
Web
- Really Simple Typescript Builds with Parcel
- Fabulous Text Only Websites, 2018 Edition
- Browser-Speech: Simplified HTML5 Speech Synthesis
- Authorization with JSON Web Tokens
- Ruby Websocket Services with Websocketd
- What Are Cookies, Anyway?
- The Secret Lives of HTTP Requests
General
- Problems and Solutions for Spaced Repetition Software
- Porting Naivechain to Typescript
- Interesting Finds: io-ts Runtime Type Checker
- Real World Use Case For Typescript Record Types
- Persistent Key/Value Storage via Ruby Standard Lib
- Writing Ruby Square Bracket Methods
History
- What Were Server-Side Image Maps?
- What were CGI scripts?
- Vintage Computer Restoration, Part II
- Vintage Computer Restoration, Part I
- Midwest Vintage Computing Festival