Documenting code, one commit at a time.
As our project, portfolio, continues to grow, maintaining code quality and security becomes increasingly difficult. Relying on manual code reviews for every potential vulnerability is not scalable and leaves room for human error. We needed a reliable way to catch security flaws before they reached the codebase.
We implemented GitHub Actions to integrate automated
In the tonybnya/portfolio project, we recently focused on optimizing our continuous integration (CI) pipeline by refining how CodeQL scans are triggered. CI pipelines often run automatically on every pull request, but not every file change necessitates a deep security analysis.
By default, CodeQL scans attempt to analyze
Maintaining a clean folder structure is the hallmark of a scalable React application. For the tonybnya/portfolio project, I recently undertook a major refactor to decouple route definitions from component logic. A chaotic file structure is like a junk drawer in your kitchen—eventually, you can't find the tool you need when it matters most.
