Writing

A false report of Jim Carrey's death was a canary in the coal mine - a visible failure mode of a knowledge system

After two years of using AI to write code, I finally found myself unable to start a new project without it.

For enterprise software, the software supply chain presents some of the biggest risks today to data privacy and security.

A privacy exploit I reported in Slack has been marked as "works as intended" - I thought you should know

Either ChatGPT is good at hallucinating, or I found an exploit in their API that can expose private information

Create reactive forms in Svelte with ease using only HTML properties to configure validations

Revisiting some earlier work with the <dialog> tag showing how it can easily be mis-used, and how to protect against it

Talk to hardware from your browser with this Svelte-powered Web Serial application

The newly launched Web Serial API allows the browser to connect to devices across a serial connection - learn how to combine it with RxJS to make a reactive app

Using RxJS and CSS Media Queries - create an Observable that detects the users dark mode preference

RxJS has over 100 operators, but it's also very easy to create your own higher-level operators for your domain code

A few new RxJS Ninja operators for numbers, math and working with streams, with StackBlitz demos showing them in action

RxJS Primitives has been re-released as RxJS Ninja, now published under @rxjs-ninja instead of @tinynodes

New releases of RxJS Primitives with new utility operators, and an upgrade to Typescript 4 that removes polymorphic functions

Learn how to create different signatures for your functions, so they can accept various parameter variations

Learn how to publish your own TypeScript libraries to NPM in a few steps

A new set of RxJS operators on NPM for working with String, Number and Boolean values, plus some useful utilities

Learn how you can validate data input using OpenAPI specifications and TypeScript

My first full Angular module - a set of features for Angular 7+ to create and control EditorJS instances

Taking advantage of one of Angular's more powerful features - dependency injection - to provide configurable features to modules

Buying a new domain is always a good excuse to do something with it - so here's a new blog, and why I'm leaving Medium