Which Stack for Linux Desktop?
A few thoughts after an architectural cleanup on my FingerGo project. Go is perfectly good for Linux desktop — paired with Wails, for example. But in Go, you build architecture to compensate for what
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A few thoughts after an architectural cleanup on my FingerGo project. Go is perfectly good for Linux desktop — paired with Wails, for example. But in Go, you build architecture to compensate for what

In this post, I want to briefly talk about how your environment (Linux), your hardware (keyboard & touch typing), and your tooling (shortcuts) form the three pillars of Software Craftsmanship. Let’s b

The Problem Hyprland 0.45 was available in Fedora 42, but it is not currently shipped in Fedora 43 official repositories; upstream is already at 0.52+. I needed newer features for my Wayland experiments, so I built my own COPR package — and decided ...

Problem Statement Touch typing is a fundamental skill for developers and people working at computers. I wanted to create a trainer for myself and for the people that: Has a Clean Interface → modern and minimalist, with only functionally necessary lo...

I've been working with Node.js and its ecosystem. Now I'm diving deep into Go and I'm getting huge enjoyment from its approach — on one hand, simplicity and no syntactic sugar (you can get diabetes from all the sugar in JS, it's too sweet🙃), on the ...

Check the demo: https://spark-slider.vercel.app/ When I shared the link to this project with friends, many noticed: "Oh, another React slider" :) That's both true and not quite accurate, primarily because Spark Slider has its own backstory. I develop...

Why This Tiny Detail in Deadline Still Resonates

TL;DR: Built a privacy-first voice-to-text app for Linux that works completely offline. Types directly into any application. Open-source, production-ready, comprehensive test coverage. The Problem I wanted to create a Linux voice typing app that: Wo...