I gave Helix a try and now I can't see myself using any other text editor

I’ve been using VSCode for several months when I first started programming. It was fine, but I was tired of using like 40 extensions and not using any of them to their capabilities. I wanted something new.

I switched to NixOS from Arch Linux and I'm never going back

10 months ago I tried Linux for the first time. First it was Ubuntu, then I switched to Debian, then Arch Linux.

I tested them all for a few months and was mostly happy with my Arch Linux for about half a year. But then I tried NixOS…

Quest to understand the idea of "Everything is a file"

I had been using Windows for most of my life. I didn’t know much about files – I thought that files are just what programs use to store their data, such as Notepad using .txt extension and Photoshop with its .psd.

Neovim tips and life hacks that significantly improved my productivity

I’ve been using Neovim for quite some time and have went through the entire Wiki. I would like to share some of my most loved tricks that have really skyrocketed my productivity.

How I install Arch Linux with full disk encryption

I’ve grown to love Arch Linux due to its simplicity and ease of use. However installing it can be a bit of a process, especially if you want to do it with full disk encryption.

In this post I show you the steps I follow to install it with encryption.

I was forced to use Linux. But now I love it.

In December of 2023 I wanted to learn Web development out of curiosity. I was 6 months away from my A-Level exams and I was really bored.

I found this website called The Odin Project, which is a free and open-source curriculum for learning web development. Perfect…!

What you might not know about Semantic Blockquotes in HTML

I think most people know the basics about semantic HTML, where you use certain HTML elements to describe the structure of your page in order to make it more accessible for screen readers.

But not all semantic HTML is straightforward. Specifically, how do you represent a quote by someone and give them credit for it in a semantic way?