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Due to work, I’ve intermittently used some concurrency programming tools in the past, but I never really explored what concurrency programming truly entails.

This article aims to fill that gap and help me supplement my foundational knowledge of concurrency programming.

I’ve always believed that the most effective way to learn is by doing, so I created a simple demo program. If you’re interested, you can find this demo using the link above.

I just discovered that NATS has released a new NuGet package. The previous NATS.Client has been iterated and replaced by NATS.NET. Out of curiosity, I decided to take a closer look and revisit NATS along the way.

Here’s the link to the code used for demonstration.

Next.js is one of the most popular frameworks with a thriving community. In just a few years, it has spawned numerous excellent services and tools, significantly enhancing developer performance.

In this article, I will introduce essential AI tools for developing Next.js projects. These tools not only boost efficiency but also greatly reduce errors, allowing developers to focus more on the development process itself.

Due to the needs of a project, I'm revisiting Puppeteer after some time. Since it's been a while since I last used it, I did a quick review and decided to document it.

To make the explanation easier, I created a new Next.js application. For those who don't have the patience to read the entire article, you can click here to go directly to the source code.

I recently plan to start my first blog, but before that, I feel it's necessary to figure out one thing: image hosting. While i could just store my sources in local static assets, but this is obviously not a long-term solution.

So, i did some research and discovered a way to host images for free using Github and CDN.