Building a Design System from scratch

Want to look at what I built before jumping into this blog post? You can check out @maximeheckel/design-system, the open-source repository of this project. Note: This repository is still a work in progress, I have not yet migrated all the components to it!

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Early Merge Conflict Detection Across All Branches in VS Code

We are happy to announce that GitLive's flagship feature, early merge conflict detection, now works across all branches in VS Code! 🎉 When we first introduced real-time merge conflict detection, only the changes from each of your teammates’ current branch were shown in the gutter.

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How I Created the Focus App Using React and Rust

One of my goals is to create the ultimate time management tool that will solve all my productivity issues, but let’s start with one small problem for now.

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9 Signs You're Not a Good Fit for Remote Work

Do you struggle with getting the simplest tasks done as a remote worker? One would think that you would be on your A-game since you are working from your comfort zone, but that's not the case. Like you, many people have a hard time excelling at their remote jobs.

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How We Built Hydrogen: A React Framework for Building Custom Storefronts

We’ve been building Hydrogen, a React framework for building custom storefronts on Shopify, for more than a year. We invested in cutting-edge new technology, like React Server Components, to ensure building on the Shopify platform is a terrific experience for developers.

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The Elusive, Good Engineering Manager

Engineering Management is one of the most important drivers of success for any software company. I have seen many… Very often our outlook is clouded by evaluations & judgements from others. Every person treats another based on how they are treated.

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Software Engineering RFC and Design Doc Templates

RFCs - request for comment - also called Design Docs are a common tool that engineering teams use to build software faster, by clarifying assumptions and circulating plans earlier.

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