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Delightful Developer Experience

Building My Client's Website With A T3 Stack + Sanity.io

Sep 12, 2022·4 min read·benapatton.hashnode.devRead the article

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Benjamin Patton

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I live in Charleston, South Carolina. I am married to my awesome wife Anna. I changed careers to software development and I love tinkering. Most of the day you can find me doing work or toying around with something software related. Outside of development I love, spending time with my wife and family/friends. Playing board games, the occasional video game, powerlifting, cooking, and reading are all things I enjoy.

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swyx

Oct 29, 2022

belated reply but yes! i kind of dont care what stack you use, but i care that you can do whatever you want to do with it with minimum fuss

twitter.com/swyx/status/1484544280819810306

Benjamin Patton

Oct 30, 2022

I just read your First Principles blog post. I notice this tendency in me to approach my tech stack and treat my tech stack as if I’ve arrived at it through deductive reasoning. Whereas it’s more a subjective thing given whatever I’m trying to do and generally how little friction I experience in the process which will always be changing assuming I/we are constantly improving as developers.

It’s probably why I end up having multiple ‘minimum spanning stacks’ 😅