Thoughts and reflections on my journey as a software engineer. It may even contain changelogs and other updates about my projects.
The great thing about the Internet is that you can access knowledge anytime, anywhere. Furthermore, the Internet influences democracy in a way that anyone can participate in it. Just like a library that houses a lot of books, the Internet is ever-growing as more people contribute to it. It is also ever-changing, with new ways of displaying content being invented.
While it's cool that there are UI frameworks out here that can speed up our development like MUI, Ant Design, Base Web, and Bootstrap, I mostly prefer to create my own UI components for personal projects and at times even at work.
As we are currently in the information age and might be under a new industrial revolution where AR, VR, and AI will take the lead, a lot of how we live as an individual and how society works will keep changing. As a person working in tech, this got me thinking, are we making the world a better place?
In this post, I'll be discussing how I implemented the copy paste support in our app.
After launching beta, we're now doing mini incremental updates to Sutle. For this changelog, we introduce collections for organizing your resources.
I know they matter but it became much more apparent when I shared Sutle Beta to the world. As I work on my full time job, I became so focused on myself and contented secluding myself.
Sutle is now on beta featuring a new tech stack and design. Showcasing new featuring such as branching out/forking a learning path, reordering path items, and a new profile page.