$ echo "david shekunts — blog (notes || ideas || code)"
&& git pull github.com/Dionid \
&& tg message david_shek \
&& linked-in hire david-shekunts \
&& mail to [email protected]
$ ls ./posts/ (page 12/29)
📟 Product Market Fit for Technical Startups 📱 A classic startup - having a technical innovation gives a bonus, but it's not the main driver of the business: Uber, Facebook, Telegram A technical startup - is based on an advantage that… read more
🧌 **Everyone Needs a CTO 🧌 **In one popular product channel, a survey was posted to find co-founders, and interestingly, 80% of all applications are for a CTO. I assume that most often, people mean "Super … read more
🌧 "And what about drizzle?" 🌧 Great question in the comments to the previous post I even thought of making a post about Drizzle ORM as a follow-up to the previous one: "it's the second library we would ha… read more
😍 We've found a great alternative to TypeORM, Prisma, and Knex 😍 It's like, 2023, and Node JS is one of the most hyped and fastest-growing stacks, but damn, there's still no clear answer to: "What good ORM / Query Builder should … read more
😐 Fastgen – a no-code backend we deserve **I once wrote about node-based programming – it's when you build an application's business logic using visual blocks. It's a working app… read more
🛣 No Way Back or Life Without Rollback I recently started trying to work with a new, but very ambitious ORM drizzle. **And I stumbled upon a [thread](https://github.com/drizzle-team/d… read more
🎉 Functional Oriented Programming (FOP) has been officially released! And I need your help https://fop.davidshekunts.ru After 2 years of writing, my book on FOP has reached v1.0 🎉 This is still far… read more
🚦To Return or to Discard **Now, I'll be posting a series of summaries based on the above surveys. The coolest indicator in this survey is that 36% of respondents would like to return errors, but instead… read more
**Comments + Markdown = 🖤 **One of the most important tasks in coding is to make it understandable for other developers and your future self. And for this, there are 3 main tricks: 1. Write simpler constructs. If / else, instead of te… read more
🪲 Errors should be returned, not thrown In short, I used to approach this topic delicately, like "it's useful", "it would be cool if you did it this way", "well, if you decide to" and so on, but now I'm completely convinced that this … read more