Software developer, consultant, and webtoon doodler.
Hurdles of a team lead that writes codes
It's my first sprint as the team lead of the application team, and it isn't a smooth ride. There are a couple of hurdles that sprang right to my face, that I started writing this blog article mid-sprint. As a background, I've been a technical lead before, but that title
Typescript method overloading for better type hints
Method overloading is one of the more common patterns in OOP but typescript does not have proper method overloading, as the best we could do is create multiple different signatures of the same method name, but only one actual implementation. I came to need this in XJS 3, as one
Thoughts on government sponsored benefits
Today there were a couple of civil workers that roamed around our subdivision to administer a couple of vaccines for polio and measles. I didn't want my children to take it mainly because they are already getting their shots from their pediatrician, and the fact that since there's a pandemic
Working around personal limitations
I've had a conversation with my wife, AC, when she said that she forgot her gmail password again. I told her to just download LastPass so that it'll do the remembering for her. She was reluctant, but I installed it for her anyways. Some people are blessed with great memory,
Generating TS interfaces from XML
While working on XJS 3, I had to frequently parse the XML strings that the XBC core is sending to me, and then create an interface for TS so that tslint would stop complaining my use of any. With that, I created a tool to automatically generate the interfaces for