Every few years someone tries to kill Git and I always think the same thing: the problem isn't the tool, it's us. But this pitch hit differently — because AI agents are committing code faster than any human can review, and Git was designed for humans who read diffs.
Apr 10 2026 · 9′ · Opinion · devtools · git
What happens when you stop treating your commit history like logs and start treating it like data. I did it with my own repos. What I found was uncomfortable, revealing, and forced me to see how I actually code.
Apr 09 2026 · 8′ · Experiments · postgresql · devtools
I've been developing on Linux for years and the absence of a decent outbound firewall with a GUI has always been the elephant in the room. This isn't a review — it's an excuse to talk about why certain obvious tools take a decade to show up on Linux.
Apr 09 2026 · 8′ · Opinion · linux · seguridad
Fed up with hunting down the exact openssl command every time I needed to inspect a .pem or a .pfx, I built X509 Certificate Utility for VS Code — and it changed my workflow permanently.
Apr 08 2026 · 9′ · TypeScript · seguridad
The only HAProxy extension for VS Code hadn't been touched since 2019. I used it every single day at work and in my homelab, swallowing syntax errors with zero feedback. One night I said enough — and built gmm-haproxy-vscode: custom LSP, section-aware autocomplete, multi-version validation, and go-t
Apr 08 2026 · 10′ · TypeScript · haproxy
Architecture, real systems, product decisions and technical lessons. Everything reviewed with my own judgment before it ships.
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