Archify: A Skill That Draws Project Diagrams
Archify is a skill that turns a project description into a diagram — handy for system design and quickly diving into unfamiliar code, modules, or PRs.
Notes on Go, Rust and Neovim
Long-form engineering notes: how things actually work under the hood, and what that means when you sit down to write the code. Every article is published in English, Russian, Spanish and Portuguese.
I liked the color theme from Cursor, so I made a Neovim version of it
I rebuilt the Cursor light color scheme as a Neovim theme — how it was made, how it looks, and how to install it in your own config.
Rust vs Go: Memory Management
How Rust and Go manage memory: ownership and the borrow checker versus a garbage collector — and what each approach costs you at runtime and while writing code.
Where and why should you use iterators in Go?
Where Go iterators actually earn their place: lazy reads, streaming and infinite sequences with iter.Seq — and the cases where a plain slice is still better.
The Complete NeoVim Configuration Guide for Developers - Part 2
Neovim configuration part 2: Telescope, file navigation and the plugins that turn a bare editor into a working development environment.
The Complete NeoVim Configuration Guide for Developers - Part 1
Set up Neovim from scratch in Lua: config structure, plugin manager, Treesitter and LSP — a complete configuration guide for developers. Part 1.