Have you ever tried to take a screenshot of an expanded menu? It has been driving me crazy forever, and I usually end up capturing the entire screen and then using an image/photo editing software to cut out the expanded menus. But no longer, since I found this little hidden gem in Windows 10/11: Snipping Tool

Unity Input System: A Practical Implementation Guide

Teresa Torres’ Continuous Discovery Habits is a is a great read for anyone building products. It’s a hands-on guide to embedding customer discovery into your team’s day-to-day work by using/understanding/applying:

If you’re in product management or part of a product team, Marty Cagan’s Inspired is a must-read. It’s packed with lessons on how to go beyond just delivering features to creating products that truly make a difference. Here’s what stood out to me:

Spring has sprung and 2024 is of to a great start. I have already completed one certification, AWS Serverless knowledge and being hungry for more knowledge I have piled up a few books that I want to read this year

Spring has sprung and 2024 is of to a great start. I have already completed one certification, AWS Serverless knowledge and being hungry for more knowledge I have piled up a few books that I want to read this year

I have never published an package to npm or any other such directories, but I thought it was time to learn. The project is a simple “release” name generator like the haikunator​ but less sofisticated in it’s initial version. release-name-generator

This has been on my to-do list for so long, finally I have set up my new home on GitHub. Hopefully having a homepage connected with GitHub will force me to contribute more to the open source community.