OneThingWell.dev | Small and simple is beautiful
Modern software development is beyond broken. Popular practices of resume-driven development, cargo-cult programming, and piling layers upon layers of failed abstractions are only making matters worse.
OneThingWell.dev is a digital garden (a custom wiki/blog combination) on these and various other software development issues. Simplicity is a prerequisite for reliability.
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1-- Fred Brooks
"I always thought of race conditions as corrupting the data or deadlocking. I never though it could cause performance issues. But it makes sense, you could corrupt the data in a way that creates an infinite loop."
"This engine was built to service a project that aimed to demonstrate why Doom can't run in TypeScript types. Well. The funny thing is.. It can."
https://github.com/MichiganTypeScript/typescript-types-only-wasm-runtime
-- Edsger W. Dijkstra
Popular wiki/blog pages:
- Modern Web in Numbers [2 min read]
- Functional core, imperative shell [3 min read]
- Async Race Conditions (on JavaScript example) [3 min read]
- Linux: Working With Daemons [2 min read]
- Simple, reliable, fast (in that order) [2 min read]
Recently added/updated pages:
- Linux: Exclude grep from grepped ps output [1 min read]
- Linux: Hiding the process name from the process list [1 min read]
- Linux: Finding ASCII code of a key [2 min read]
- Linux: Copying file/directory permissions [1 min read]
- Async Race Conditions (on JavaScript example) [3 min read]
- Traps and costs of failing abstractions [2 min read]
- Antifragile attitude in software development [1 min read]
- C pointers - main rules [4 min read]
