Tuyen Pham's Blog
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24th June 2026Crawling a Website with Katana for QA and Development
Use Katana to crawl a website, filter noisy asset URLs, and collect page links for QA, migrations, and technical audits.
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17th June 2026AI prompt for a full ASP.NET Core codebase review
Copy a single VS Code prompt to review an ASP.NET Core codebase for architecture, security, data access, reliability, testing, and deployment.
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16th June 2026Markdown Coding Convention for Calm, Consistent Docs
A practical Markdown convention using rumdl to keep docs predictable across editors, pull requests, and formatting pipelines.
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26th May 2026Install WSL for Development and Fix Common Problems on Windows
How to install WSL for development on Windows, set up Git and .NET, reclaim virtual disk space, and fix TLS certificate errors behind a corporate proxy.
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22nd May 2026Bun's Rust Port and the New Reality of AI Engineering
A cautiously optimistic look at Bun's AI-assisted Rust port, and what it means for Zig, Rust, and the new reality of software work.
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12th May 2026Why My Blog Suddenly Had 70,000 Daily "Visitors"
Cloudflare showed a sudden 10x traffic spike on my static programming blog. The traffic shape pointed to bots, scraping, and cache bypass.
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2nd May 2026Deciding Browser Support for a Modern Website
Should your website support only recent browsers, or include older versions too? A practical way to weigh cost, reach, and user experience.
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29th April 2026A Quality Checklist I Use for This Personal Website
A note-to-self for maintaining tuyen.blog, covering Precise Alloy, PageSpeed, WCAG, responsive support, offline access, security, themes, and print.
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18th April 2026Tauri App: One Frontend Codebase for Native and Web
Use Tauri IPC mocking with plugin-store as the example, then adapt the same mechanism to other Tauri plugins and commands.
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17th April 2026Preload Google Fonts Before the CSS Waterfall Starts
Use a small build script to extract Google Fonts URLs, keep @font-face rules in base CSS, and preload the exact WOFF2 files that matter.