Dive into the inner workings of Zustand, a minimalist state management library for React. Discover how it leverages the classic Observer Pattern to eliminate unnecessary re-renders, and explore how its binding layer seamlessly connects a framework-agnostic core to React's fiber render pipeline.
I've been doing this every single workday since 2022, and it's the one habit I'd never drop. Back then, I was juggling multiple projects, meetings, and tasks at the same time. I needed a system not just a to-do list, but something that could hold my entire workday: what I planned, what got in the way, what I learned, and what I didn't finish. That's when I started building my daily note. The Template Every day starts the same way. I open a new note with a fixed structure: ## Todo ## Unplan
A blog looks dynamic, but the content only changes when I publish. Here's how that one idea shaped a fast, cache-first build with Next.js and headless Ghost.
The thing I made just came to life." That feeling, in one freshman frontend class, set the whole path in motion.
Dive into the inner workings of Zustand, a minimalist state management library for React. Discover how it leverages the classic Observer Pattern to eliminate unnecessary re-renders, and explore how its binding layer seamlessly connects a framework-agnostic core to React's fiber render pipeline.
A blog looks dynamic, but the content only changes when I publish. Here's how that one idea shaped a fast, cache-first build with Next.js and headless Ghost.
I've been doing this every single workday since 2022, and it's the one habit I'd never drop. Back then, I was juggling multiple projects, meetings, and tasks at the same time. I needed a system not just a to-do list, but something that could hold my entire workday: what I planned, what got in the way, what I learned, and what I didn't finish. That's when I started building my daily note. The Template Every day starts the same way. I open a new note with a fixed structure: ## Todo ## Unplan
The thing I made just came to life." That feeling, in one freshman frontend class, set the whole path in motion.