Some Blog Posts I’d Like to Read

• I Chose {x} Framework For My Last Major Project and Here’s The Thought Process That Landed Me There
• I Recreated the {x} Effect from {x}
• Here’s Why Signals is a Useful Concept (and Three Practical Examples)
• How I Use CI to Check For Accessibility Regressions on Every PR
• How I Use CI to Check For Performance Regressions on Every PR
• These Are The First Things I Do After Starting a New WordPress Projects
• This Is Our Transactional Email Setup at Work
• Here’s How I Made My Personal Website into a PWA
• How To Use Custom Rules, Skills, and Artifacts to Make Claude Code Work Better on Your Project
• Our Design System is in Figma and We The Figma MCP Server to Build Pages
• Here’s 10 Things I Found Surprising When Learning {x}
• I Build The Same App with Three Different Sets of Technologies — Here’s What I Learned
• I’ve Hired Half a Dozen Developers This Year — This is What I Look For
• The Story of the Last Three Dependencies I Removed
• Here’s How We Do Code Reviews at {x}
• The Trickiest Bug I’ve Ever Solved
• I Maintain a CLI for Our Company, Here’s Three Interesting Things It Can Do
• My Overall Testing Strategy for Customer-Facing Projects
• A Friction Journal on using {x} for the First Time
• How I Refactored Our Tooltips To Use Anchor Positioning
• The Tricky Parts of Adding Realtime Editing Features to a Web App
• Three Features That Baseline Makes It Looks Like You Can’t Use But You Really Can if You Embrace Progressive Enhancement
• How To Safely Do Database Migrations in {x}
• When {Deno/Bun} is a Better Solution than Node.js
• A Walkthough of How Use Vite for a Custom React Site
• The Tools We Use To Run Our Monorepo
• How To Replace an SPA with Multi-Page View Transitions
• How I Built a Fully Keyboard-Navigable Menu System
• A Tour of our Icon System, From Figma to Customizable Components
• Replacing a jQuery Widget with a Web Component
• The Five Most Important Things We Use GitHub Actions For
• How To Build a Useful Custom Linting Rule
• Implementing Row-Level Security in {Database} for a Real Product

These are just some of a million potential ideas, admittedly with a slightly clickbaity flair to them.

Why would you write them? To solidify what you’ve learned. Writing does that very well. Plus it gives you a little industry cred, which is pretty darn useful when you’re on the career path.

Good things we’re always looking for authors.