Letting an LLM read my release notes
A weekly npm audit that uses my existing CLI session to read release notes and decide what's safe to auto-update — zero extra API cost.
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ab-testing ·
A weekly npm audit that uses my existing CLI session to read release notes and decide what's safe to auto-update — zero extra API cost.
ab-testing ·
One MCP script + one .env per client + auto-detected auth. The pattern that keeps QLF, Toom, and LAB strictly isolated without ever mixing tenants.
ab-testing ·
GrowthBook's native URL override bypasses every targeting rule. The QA preview tool I built keeps the rules in place — forcing only fires if the user already qualifies.
javascript ·
An async, error-resilient globals detector: spins up an iframe baseline, categorises the diff by type, and lets you exclude known third-party noise.
ab-testing ·
How a Vite hub, a Chrome extension that hijacks production scripts, and a WebSocket reload loop turned multi-client A/B testing into hot-reloadable dev work.
javascript ·
Inside MintMinds RequestLite: a Manifest V3 Chrome extension that redirects production script URLs to localhost and live-reloads tabs over WebSocket.
javascript ·
A tiny IIFE that compares window against a fresh iframe to list every user-defined global, grouped by type — handy for auditing third-party noise.
javascript ·
Why HTMLElement.click() silently fails on SVG, and the modern MouseEvent-dispatch one-liner that actually triggers the click on any element.
javascript ·
A tiny config-driven helper that builds, attributes, and inserts DOM nodes in one call — the primitive that powers most of my A/B test variants.
javascript ·
How wrapping querySelector in a MutationObserver kills the FOUC in A/B tests — your variant fires the instant the target element lands in the DOM.
javascript ·
Replacing my old rAF-based viewport tracker with IntersectionObserver — the simpler, lazier, dramatically less complicated way to fire A/B test events.
ab-testing ·
The original requestAnimationFrame helper that fires A/B test events when an element scrolls into view — predecessor to the Intersection Observer rewrite.
ab-testing ·
Five jQuery techniques that keep A/B tests under their performance budget — selector speed, caching, chaining, event delegation, and DOM-write batching.