Muhammad Usman

Last month, I went to Pakistan for about a week. The trip was for my dad’s 1 year death anniversary, there were some religious things that were expected to be done and I also went to support my mom and family. During this trip, I came to a realization

I’ve been focusing my spare time on what projects I’m working on and organizing them to see just how much time I’m spending on them. Some projects are pet projects, like Bookends. Other projects are small bets like BoardSearch, which I believed was going to be more

oof, I am writing this reluctantly and after a frustrating few minutes. I try to write once a week or so but some times when I log on to write, I get distracted by notifications like “update a theme” or “update multiple plugins” and I will forget to write about

As the weekend approaches, I have been considering setting up a simple tracker to publicly showcase my current projects, along with their associated costs and revenue (sometimes referred to as profit and loss). I am doing this as a way to publicly document my progress and overcome my fear of

I was setting up a new repo where I’m hoping to capture a list of projects that I’ve been working on, as an on-going list. I got curious about what the simplest way to order these projects would be where the oldest project would be number 1 and

If you’ve ever used the CUID library in your JavaScript projects, you may have noticed that almost every generated ID contains a lot of zeros. This can be confusing, especially if you’re not sure what the zeros represent or why they’re there. In this post, we’ll