Embracing the Boring Solution
It's time to say good-bye to trying to build everything from scratch and hello to the beginning of a new era for my site.
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How to Check Whether an Inline Fields Contains a Value with Obsidian Dataview
Recently, I came across a problem where I struggled to query notes with inline fields properly. And after searching high and low in the forums and docs, I figured out a solution and wanted to share it here.
Read more →My Favorite Underrated Vue 3 Feature
When it comes to JavaScript frameworks, it's common to focus on well... the JavaScript stuff. But of all the features in Vue 3 that I love, mine is actually on a CSS feature (with some JavaScript 😜).
Read more →Meeting Your Standards
You don't achieve your goals. You meet your standards. — Source unknown
Read more →Becoming a Meaningful Specific Again
When I first heard this phrase, "meaningful specific," I was a little perplexed by its wording. In my life, I've always heard of the word "specific" used in the context of an adjective and never as a noun.
Read more →Getting Back in the Arena
These last few months have been tough content creation wise for me, but this post is my first step to finding a way back.
Read more →The Battle of Personas
When creating something on your own, one of the most challenging aspects I've found is the number of personas competing for your attention.
Read more →Build with Ben (#25) - Trello Clone with Nuxt 3 (Beta) (Part 2) Overview
It's time to continue our journey of building a Trello clone with Nuxt 3 beta!
Read more →YAGNI For Now
One of the common acronyms taught to developers early in their career is YAGNI (i.e., you ain't gonna need it). And while it's a nice tongue and cheek to try and combat scope creep, when it comes to putting it into practice, it's a little more complex then that.
Read more →Productivity Power Hour #1 Overview
For the first "Productivity Power Hour" session, I'll be talking about my workflow for creating notes in Obsidian!
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