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Rapha Women's Brevet Cargo bib shorts III review: well-designed and quick to dry
Built for comfort and convenience during back-to-back days in the saddle, with ample storage to keep ride essentials close at hand.
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Introducing oj: your Rust native replacement for Vite - Raphael Amorim
oj is a from-scratch, npm-free dev server and bundler written in Rust. It reads your existing vite.config, runs your existing Vite plugins, and reimplements React and TanStack Start natively, so you point it at a real app and it just runs.
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Closing Canario Terminal source code - Raphael Amorim
Why Canario terminal is closed source: time, maintainer burnout, and building something just for myself.
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Jam Programming Language - Raphael Amorim
A systems language with mutable value semantics, compile-time memory safety, and simplicity in mind.
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No, AI is not making software worse, people are - Raphael Amorim
AI is just a tool. The problem is much deeper, and it started long before AI ever entered the picture. We have been accepting bad quality software for years.
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Introducing Glyph Protocol for Terminals - Raphael Amorim
A protocol for terminals that allows applications to register custom vector glyphs and query whether a codepoint is renderable on the system - so you no longer need to install a 10MB font just to render a single icon.
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Rapha Shadow Winter Gloves review: lightweight and warm, but possibly a better fit for dry days
Designed for changeable winter conditions, the gloves performed admirably across a range of temperatures
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The Art of Craftsmanship (Monozukuri) in the Age of AI - Raphael Amorim
AI usage has been increasing over the past few years due to its biggest selling point: time. It is often marketed as a tool that helps developers reduce the overall time needed to perform a task.
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Craft software that makes people feel something - Raphael Amorim
Recently, people have been asking me why I'm pausing Boo to work on a programming language. I think it would actually be cool to write down how I feel.
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