Thanks for the kind words ! Ha great catch, you're right, I'll fix it :)

Thank you Samarendra !

Great write up ! Just a minor thing: you've got a typo in your H1 : Djnago -> Django 😉

Hi David, nice write up, I think it's a great introduction to the C4 model ! I've used some of the diagramming tools you're listing for C4 as well, (draw.io and Miro), and while they're great, I think it's worth mentioning you can take it one step further by using modeling tools. I've written a piece about using archimate to create the models : Agile Software Architecture using Archimate and the C4 Model I'd love to have your opinion on it !

Great work ! I was looking for something like this, I'll try it out. :D By the way, while searching I also stumbled upon this repository that aims to do the same thing as your tool. I haven't tried it yet, but maybe you'll find some ideas for solving the issues with Hashode !

Cool and useful article. In a world dominated by UI frameworks, semantic HTML tends to be left behind in a lot of projects.

Great Article, I consider myself to be somewhat experimented with Typescript, but I had never seen Either used this way. Thanks !

Nice one ! Something I like to do when creating these kind of providers is to export a custom hook wrapping the call to useContext . For example : const useTheme = () => useContext(ThemeContext);

Awesome, looking forward to it ! Rehan Sattar

Nice work ! I think it'd be great to see these structures applied to concrete use cases. Like showing an algorithm that uses Binary Search Tree to perform a search, and why it's more efficient than naive implementation.