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I had absolutely no plans to buy these. But the other day, I lost my first-gen QC Ultra Earbuds and couldn’t find them anywhere. After about a year of use, I reluctantly gave in and bought the new o

There was a clear explanation on the official site, but I completely overlooked it—so here's a quick note f

I've just released a new npm package called next-subrouter, which enables support for multiple subdomains within a single Next.js project. Since t

I feel like I might’ve written something like this before, but oh well. I usually work on a MacBook, and here are the apps I find myself using a lot. [Doll](https://github.com/xiaogdgenuine

This post summarizes the npm packages I often use in my recent private frontend projects. The focus is on Dependencies only — tools like linters, formatters, and other DevDependencies are intent

There’s been a huge increase in web manga sites recently. As a manga fan, I follow a bunch of them—but I’ve completely lost track of which site updates when. There’s a site called [Web Manga Antenn

There's an app called Image2icon. When building a website and adding PWA support, you need to prepare icons for both Android and iOS. Creating these PWA-compatible icons

...though that title might sound a bit dramatic. To put it simply, I built a service where notes are saved in a cloud database and shared across devices as long as you're logged into the same accoun

I've been a Firefox user for as long as I can remember. Even though I know Chrome is probably more convenient in many ways, I still find myself sticking with Firefox. So today, I thought I’d share

Starting tomorrow, probably. note From now on, I’ll be posting technical content here on this blog, and more reflective or personal thoughts on note. I’ve been debating f

AliExpress was having a summer sale. I was casually browsing for something interesting and came across an Android tablet priced at just 3,600 yen (about $22 USD). At that price, even if it turned o

Over the past few years, I’ve worked as a Scrum Master and gained quite a bit of experience. One thing I’ve noticed is that there’s a fundamental difference in mindset between teams that move smooth

"Programming languages that will survive the next 10 years" — sounds like a bold title, right? Articles like this are usually published by companies trying to push their own stacks, and honestly, I

I have had the opportunity to go through various companies' hiring processes and also experienced being on the hiring side. In recent times, the theme of "it's difficult to hire engineers" has becom

I’ve moved from kk-web.link to kkweb.io. Lately, I’d been thinking things like “Ugh, I don’t like having a hyphen in the domain” and “.link feels kinda meaningless,” so I finally got around