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Chelsea Troy Chelsea Troy 10 links
    Do iterations make business sense? – Chelsea Troy Do iterations make business sense? – Chelsea Troy
    When an engineering manager tries to sell you on developing software in iterations, it sounds like a scam waiting to happen. You pay them money to write software for some number of hours, but the developers offer no guarantee that they'll finish the features you're asking for. It's not even like getting your bathroom renovated; sure, the…
    chelseatroy.com
    March 18, 2025 #project-management
    Behind the Scenes- Syllabus Design – Chelsea Troy Behind the Scenes- Syllabus Design – Chelsea Troy
    This post is part of a behind-the-scenes series about how I obtain and prepare for opportunities like podcast interviews, speaking gigs, and instruction roles. Our first one talked about my podcast interview with Greater than Code. This one talks about syllabus design! The Setup A colleague of mine at a local university recently brought it…
    chelseatroy.com
    March 18, 2025 #teaching
    Designing a Course 1- What will students learn? – Chelsea Troy Designing a Course 1- What will students learn? – Chelsea Troy
    A while back, I wrote a post about syllabus design while creating a syllabus for an iOS course. In the end I taught that course from the department's existing syllabus, but this year, I’m designing a new course: Title: Mobile Software Development Description: This course examines software engineering skills through the lens of mobile development. Students will leave with more confidence in…
    chelseatroy.com
    March 18, 2025 #teaching
    Designing a Course 2- How will the sessions go? – Chelsea Troy Designing a Course 2- How will the sessions go? – Chelsea Troy
    I sometimes write about what I'm learning from teaching computer science courses: first an iOS Development course, and now a course of my own design called Mobile Software Development. You can see all the posts in the "Designing a Course" series right here! When I started writing about how I'm designing this new course, I…
    chelseatroy.com
    March 18, 2025 #teaching
    Designing a Course 3- What will we do in a session? – Chelsea Troy Designing a Course 3- What will we do in a session? – Chelsea Troy
    I sometimes write about what I’m learning from teaching computer science courses: first an iOS Development course, and now a course of my own design called Mobile Software Development. You can see all the posts in the "Designing a Course" series right here! When I started writing about how I’m designing this new course, I was…
    chelseatroy.com
    March 18, 2025 #teaching
    Designing a Course 4- Teaching Methods for Remoteness – Chelsea Troy Designing a Course 4- Teaching Methods for Remoteness – Chelsea Troy
    Hi. I’m Chelsea Troy. I’m a computer science educator at the University of Chicago. I'm writing a series about designing my course, Mobile Software Development. You can see all the posts in the "Designing a Course" series right here! In the last post on this subject, we talked about group work. This post covers the…
    chelseatroy.com
    March 18, 2025 #teaching
    Designing a Course 5- Why Use Group Work? – Chelsea Troy Designing a Course 5- Why Use Group Work? – Chelsea Troy
    Hi. I'm Chelsea Troy. I'm a computer science educator at the University of Chicago. I'm writing about the techniques I use to teach my distributed course, Mobile Software Development. You can see all the posts in the "Designing a Course" series right here! As you can see right here, my students do a lot of…
    chelseatroy.com
    March 18, 2025 #teaching
    Designing a Course 6- Dividing Students into Groups – Chelsea Troy Designing a Course 6- Dividing Students into Groups – Chelsea Troy
    Hi. I'm Chelsea Troy. I'm a computer science educator at the University of Chicago. I'm writing about the techniques I use to teach my distributed course, Mobile Software Development. You can see all the posts in the "Designing a Course" series right here! As you can see right here, my students do a lot of…
    chelseatroy.com
    March 18, 2025 #teaching
    Building an Independent Teaching Practice – Chelsea Troy Building an Independent Teaching Practice – Chelsea Troy
    This is an adapted version of the text of the email that I sent to my blog subscribers on May 16, 2023. I placed it on my blog as an example of what you can expect to receive if you subscribe. In February of 2022, my mom got very sick. At the time I had…
    chelseatroy.com
    March 18, 2025 #teaching
    The Programmers’ Identity Crisis- how do we use our powers for ‘good’? – Chelsea Troy The Programmers’ Identity Crisis- how do we use our powers for ‘good’? – Chelsea Troy
    By the way, you can listen to me read this post aloud on my Patreon, along with many other audio recordings. In December of 2021, an itinerant sci-fi and fantasy gathering called Worldcon came under scrutiny for accepting a sponsorship from an American defense company.1 Critics remarked that the conference had clearly lost its way.…
    chelseatroy.com
    February 18, 2025 #dev
Seldo.com Seldo.com 8 links
Personal website for Laurie Voss, aka @seldo
    ORM is an anti-pattern | Seldo.com ORM is an anti-pattern | Seldo.com
    I tweeted about ORM last week, and since then several people have asked me to clarify what I meant. I have actually previously written about ORM, but it was in the context of a larger discussion about SQL and I shouldn't have confused the two issues. So here I'm going to focus on ORM itself. I'm also going to try to be very brief, since it became very apparent from my SQL article that people tend to stop reading at the first sentence that makes them angry (and then leave a comment about it, whether or not their point is addressed later on). What's an anti-pattern? I was pleased to discover that Wikipedia has a comprehensive list of anti-patterns, both from within the world of programming and outside of it. The reason I call ORM an anti-pattern is because it matches the two criteria the author of AntiPatterns used to distinguish anti-patterns from mere bad habits, specifically: It initially appears to be beneficial, but in the long term has more bad consequences than good ones An alternative solution...
    seldo.com
    March 27, 2025 #dev
    What is good code? | Seldo.com What is good code? | Seldo.com
    I think it's code that does what you need it to do and is ready when you need it. Those are the two iron requirements. If it doesn't do the job or isn't ready when I need it, it's not good code. Testability, maintainability, extensibility, the mythical "elegance": all great qualities of code. Sacrificing them entirely to ship faster is lazy hacking. Do as much of them as you have time to do. But they're not more important. If the code is wonderfully tested and six weeks late it
    seldo.com
    March 27, 2025 #dev
    You Will Never Be A Full Stack Developer | Seldo.com You Will Never Be A Full Stack Developer | Seldo.com
    or, Career Advice For The Working Web Dev I have been thinking a lot about the thing we call "the stack", one of many vague concepts web developers use when describing themselves. People call themselves "frontend", "backend" and "full stack" but there's no real consensus on what any of those mean. What is the stack? Part of the problem is that the "stack" is enormous: it includes at a minimum HTML, CSS and JavaScript. But how deep do you go? There are many server-side languages, ther
    seldo.com
    March 27, 2025 #dev
    The case for frameworks | Seldo.com The case for frameworks | Seldo.com
    Today I read Alex Russell's post The Market for Lemons and I found myself compelled to write a rebuttal. I am a big fan of Alex's work in general but not of this post in particular, which is very long, so allow me to attempt to summarize it: JavaScript-heavy single page apps (SPAs) are very popular The web is mobile-first and Android-dominated JavaScript-heavy apps do not perform well on mobile Android
    seldo.com
    March 27, 2025 #dev
    There's no such thing as the fundamentals of web development | Seldo.com There's no such thing as the fundamentals of web development | Seldo.com
    Nine months ago I gave a talk about how there is no such thing as the fundamentals of web development. It's a thing I have been saying
    seldo.com
    March 27, 2025 #dev
    On AI, ML, LLMs and the future of software | Seldo.com On AI, ML, LLMs and the future of software | Seldo.com
    I recently left my job at Netlify and have been looking at what's next. At Netlify I became very interested in the power of ML, AI and LLMs in particular, and that's the area I've been looking in. But there's a lot of hype and buzzwords around, so I wanted an explainer I can point people to when they ask "but what is all
    seldo.com
    March 27, 2025 #ai
    What I've learned about writing AI apps so far | Seldo.com What I've learned about writing AI apps so far | Seldo.com
    I started writing a post called "how to write AI apps" but it was over-reach so I scaled it back to this. Who am I to tell you how to write anything? But here's what I'll be applying to my own writing of AI-powered apps, specifically LLM applications. A battle I've already lost is that we shouldn't call LLMs "AI" at all; they are machine learning and not the general intelligence that is implied to the layman by the name. It is an even less helpful name than "serverless", my previous can
    seldo.com
    March 27, 2025 #ai
    AI's effects on programming jobs | Seldo.com AI's effects on programming jobs | Seldo.com
    There's been a whole lot of discussion recently about the impact of AI on the market for web developers, for programmers in general, and even more generally the entire labor market. I find myself making the same points over and over, and whenever I do that it's time to write a blog post about it, so this is that. Doom and utopia are not our only options There are two extreme takes on the impact of AI on programmer jobs:
    seldo.com
    March 27, 2025 #ai
The Man in the Arena by Carl Alexander The Man in the Arena by Carl Alexander 6 links
A place to learn about advanced programming topics using WordPress
Sotergreco - Daily Programming Insights And Articles Sotergreco - Daily Programming Insights And Articles 5 links
Software Engineer, sharing daily programming insights and articles - Orthodox Christian 👑 - Contact me on [email protected]
    Beyond the Code- Essential Skills Every Developer Needs to Have Beyond the Code- Essential Skills Every Developer Needs to Have
    Essential Skills for Developers that will enhance their coding ability
    sotergreco.com
    February 17, 2025 #dev
    Best Tech Stack for Web Development in 2025 Best Tech Stack for Web Development in 2025
    Let's discuss web development and the best approach for building projects. As a web developer with over 7 years of experience, I will share what I would use for full-stack web development in 2025 the year coming. I have built projects from scratch wi...
    sotergreco.com
    February 17, 2025 #dev
    What 10,000 Hours of Coding Taught Me- Success in Software Development What 10,000 Hours of Coding Taught Me- Success in Software Development
    Related to my previous article “What 10,000 Hours of Coding Taught Me: Don't Ship Fast“, I want to further expand on the subject of performance and efficiency, not of your application, but of you as an engineer. I mentioned that coding is not writing...
    sotergreco.com
    February 17, 2025 #dev
    JavaScript - A Blessing or a Curse? JavaScript - A Blessing or a Curse?
    Everyone at least once in their life coded in JavaScript. We have some people say that they like it and and some others that they don’t. This will be just a small “letter“ to people that have distant feelings about the JS ecosystem, either good or ba...
    sotergreco.com
    February 17, 2025 #dev
    What 10,000 Hours of Coding Taught Me- Don't Ship Fast What 10,000 Hours of Coding Taught Me- Don't Ship Fast
    I’ve been an engineer for over 7 years now. I have worked on countless projects in backend, frontend, and DevOps. I don’t consider myself a great engineer; there are people out there who are not only smarter but also more experienced. Over the years,...
    sotergreco.com
    February 16, 2025 #dev
Builder.io: Visual Development Platform - Builder.io 4 links
Builder is the only Visual Development Platform that offers an AI-powered design-to-code tool, a visual editor, and an enterprise CMS.
    What is an AI Agent?
    AI agents use models, loops, memory, and tools to automate complex tasks. Learn how they work, their evolution, and their practical uses and limitations.
    www.builder.io
    March 28, 2025 #ai
    What is an LLM (For Web Developers)
    Learn what Large Language Models (LLMs) actually are, how they work, and practical ways to add them to your web projects—no PhD required.
    www.builder.io
    March 14, 2025 #ai
    Hydration is Pure Overhead
    Why hydration is a workaround, not the solution. Dive deeper into hydration. Understand how Resumability works.
    www.builder.io
    March 4, 2025 #dev
    Why AI Makes Dev Skills More Valuable
    AI isn't replacing devs, it's making them more valuable. Let's look at how the job of devs is evolving and how it impacts teams
    www.builder.io
    February 15, 2025 #ai
Henrik Warne's blog | Thoughts on programming… Henrik Warne's blog | Thoughts on programming… 4 links
Thoughts on programming...
    There Is No Software Maintenance | Henrik Warne's blog There Is No Software Maintenance | Henrik Warne's blog
    Every time I hear about software maintenance as a distinct activity, I cringe. That's because it is based on the outdated notion that first software is developed, then it is maintained. But that is not how software development works today. Software development does not have the two phases development and maintenance - it is a…
    henrikwarne.com
    February 18, 2025 #dev
    Lessons Learned in Software Development | Henrik Warne's blog Lessons Learned in Software Development | Henrik Warne's blog
    Here is my list of heuristics and rules of thumb for software development that I have found useful over the years:   Development 1. Start small, then extend. Whether creating a new system, or adding a feature to an existing system, I always start by making a very simple version with almost none of the required functionality.…
    henrikwarne.com
    February 15, 2025 #dev
    Working as a Software Developer | Henrik Warne's blog Working as a Software Developer | Henrik Warne's blog
    I recently gave a presentation on what it is like to work as a software developer to first-year engineering students at KTH taking an introductory programming course. I wanted to give my view on the main differences between professional software development and programming for a university course. First I talked about challenges with large-scale software…
    henrikwarne.com
    February 15, 2025 #dev
    What Makes a Good Programmer? | Henrik Warne's blog What Makes a Good Programmer? | Henrik Warne's blog
    What makes a good programmer? It's an interesting question to ask yourself. It makes you reflect on the craft of software development. It is also a good question to ask your colleagues. It can trigger some interesting discussions on how you work together. Here are five skills I think are crucial to have in order to be…
    henrikwarne.com
    February 15, 2025 #dev
Ben Northrop - Home 4 links
Simon Willison’s Weblog 3 links
Carnet de notes – n.survol.fr 3 links
unixdigest.com unixdigest.com 3 links
</> htmx - high power tools for html </> htmx - high power tools for html 3 links
htmx gives you access to AJAX, CSS Transitions, WebSockets and Server Sent Events directly in HTML, using attributes, so you can build modern user interfaces with the simplicity and power of hypertext htmx is small (~14k min.gz’d), dependency-free, extendable, IE11 compatible has reduced code base sizes by 67% when compared with react
    <:> htmx ~ Hypermedia-Driven Applications <:> htmx ~ Hypermedia-Driven Applications
    In this essay, Carson Gross explains the Hypermedia-Driven Application (HDA) architecture, which combines the simplicity of traditional Multi-Page Applications with the enhanced user experience of Single-Page Applications by extending HTML infrastructure through declarative syntax and hypermedia-based server interactions.
    htmx.org
    March 5, 2025 #dev
    <:> htmx ~ You Can't Build Interactive Web Apps Except as Single Page Applications... And Other Myths <:> htmx ~ You Can't Build Interactive Web Apps Except as Single Page Applications... And Other Myths
    Tony Alaribe challenges common myths about multi-page applications (MPAs) and explores how modern browser technologies can enable fast, interactive, and offline-capable web applications without relying on single-page application (SPA) frameworks. Alaribe discusses advancements in service workers, caching, and cross-document transitions, offering insights into building efficient MPAs. By debunking myths like slow page transitions and the necessity of JavaScript-heavy frameworks, Alaribe highlights how developers can leverage HTML, CSS, and minimal JavaScript to create robust, user-friendly web apps in 2024.
    htmx.org
    February 16, 2025 #dev
    <:> htmx ~ The future of htmx <:> htmx ~ The future of htmx
    In this essay, Carson Gross and Alex Petros discuss htmx's future direction and philosophy. They explain how the project aims to emulate jQuery's success through API stability, minimal feature additions, and quarterly releases while continuing to promote hypermedia-driven development and support the broader web development ecosystem.
    htmx.org
    February 16, 2025 #dev
Matthias Endler 3 links
Personal website of Matthias Endler, a Software Engineer interested in low-level programming and Backend development. Rust, Go
Ludicity 3 links
This person sounds like an energy vampire. I dont disagree with some of the points, but the way theyre conveyed and the writing style make it hard to empathize with them. I read all mail without exception, and love getting it, but can no longer reply to everything. You can reach me at: [email protected]. I will prioritize responding, in order, if: You want to buy data expertise from my consultancy. You live in Australia (Im in Melbourne, specifically!) and want coffee. I have accepted 100% of these requests so far. You just really, really want to talk and think Id be interested. If I dont respond, you can re-email me once a month and I will eventually reply, if only to reward persistence. My podcast, Does A Frog Have Scorpion Nature which is just me chatting with readers and friends. Available on all major platforms. You can also catch me on Mastodon. Liberapay | Patreon to support me writing taking time off to write amidst the difficulty of launching a business. If you have any sort of problems in the data space, ranging from building analytics platforms to convincing people to do some things instead of dumb things, you can hire me and my team at Hermit Tech. Ive worked with a few readers now, and even though it might feel weird to reach out to someone you havent met for help, Im a real, accessible human being that can be working with you inside of two weeks!
Automate without limits | Zapier Automate without limits | Zapier 3 links
Workflow automation software for everyone. Automate your work across 7,000+ app integrations—no developers, no IT tickets, no delays.
    How to ruthlessly prioritize tasks to get more done How to ruthlessly prioritize tasks to get more done
    Overwhelmed by a long to-do list? Having trouble finding time for your most important work? The secret to overcoming both is learning how to prioritize tasks.
    zapier.com
    March 5, 2025 #project-management
    How to Generate More Good Ideas How to Generate More Good Ideas
    It's been said many times that to have lots of good ideas, we need to have lots of bad ones, too. We need lots of ideas, period. What people often skip over when talking about producing ideas is the effort and skill required to filter out the bad ones and...
    zapier.com
    March 5, 2025 #misc
    10 Plain Text Files You Should Have on Your Desktop for Higher Productivity 10 Plain Text Files You Should Have on Your Desktop for Higher Productivity
    If you read an earlier post on the Zapier blog about staying productive without using to-do apps, you will have already seen a glimpse of the productive potential of plain text files. I came across some other clever uses of plain text files recently, so I wanted to pull them...
    zapier.com
    March 5, 2025 #mac
DYNOMIGHT INTERNET WEBSITE DYNOMIGHT INTERNET WEBSITE 3 links
science and existential angst
Keynote Speaker, Web Developer, Author | Tejas KumarListen on Spotify-svgListen on Spotify-svg Keynote Speaker, Web Developer, Author | Tejas KumarListen on Spotify-svgListen on Spotify-svg 3 links
Tejas Kumar is a keynote speaker, best selling author, and host of the developer-loved ConTejas Code podcast with an engineering background of 20 years across fields like AI Web Technologies.
Register Spill | Thorsten Ball | Substack Register Spill | Thorsten Ball | Substack 2 links
Thoughts about software engineering I cant keep in my head. Too ephemeral for blog posts, too long for social media. Its the messages Id send if youd asked me whats on my mind. Click to read Register Spill, by Thorsten Ball, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.
olano.dev 2 links
    Software Possession for Personal Use | olano.dev
    A little rest area by the road to a better web.
    olano.dev
    February 18, 2025 #dev
    A Note on Essential Complexity | olano.dev
    The fact that we can’t remove essential complexity with a software redesign doesn’t mean that there’s nothing we can do about it. What if the problem definition wasn’t outside of our purview? What if we could get the world to conform to the software, and not just the other way around?
    olano.dev
    February 15, 2025 #dev
Martijn Hols: Freelance React Developer Martijn Hols: Freelance React Developer 2 links
Met 20+ jaar full-stack ervaring, waarvan 8+ jaar gespecialiseerd in React, help ik teams met complexe front-end vraagstukken en architectuur. Laten we kennismaken!
Lack of Imagination Lack of Imagination 2 links
    Self-documenting Code Self-documenting Code
    Think back to the last time you looked at an unfamiliar block of code. Did you immediately understand what it was doing? If not, you’re not alone – many software developers, including myself, find it challenging to grasp unfamiliar code quickly…
    lackofimagination.org
    February 15, 2025 #dev
    Back to Basics in Web Apps Back to Basics in Web Apps
    In the beginning, there was only HTML. The first official HTML specification focused on semantic markup. There were minimal styling tags and attributes. It was up to the web browser how to render the markup in an HTML document. The whole specification was refreshingly simple. You could easily read it in one sitting…
    lackofimagination.org
    February 15, 2025 #dev
Dan North & Associates Limited Dan North & Associates Limited 2 links
    The Worst Programmer I Know | Dan North & Associates Limited The Worst Programmer I Know | Dan North & Associates Limited
    The great thing about measuring developer productivity is that you can quickly identify the bad programmers. I want to tell you about the worst programmer I know, and why I fought to keep him in the team.
    dannorth.net
    March 24, 2025 #dev
    Best Simple System for Now | Dan North & Associates Limited Best Simple System for Now | Dan North & Associates Limited
    You can have your cake and eat it, as long as you bake it carefully. ‘We can do this the quick way and pay later, or the thorough way and pay now.’ This seems to be a fundamental dichotomy in software development, between ‘perfectionism’ and ‘pragmatism’, but I do not think it has to be a trade-off at all.
    dannorth.net
    March 3, 2025 #dev
Jens Oliver Meiert · Webentwickler, Manager, Autor 2 links
Ich bin Jens Oliver Meiert, und ich bin ein Webentwickler, Manager und Autor. Ich investiere in das Handwerk der Frontend-Entwicklung, habe 22 Bücher und Büchlein geschrieben und mag es, alles auszuprobieren. Verfolge meine Arbeit auf meiert.com.
Jim Nielsen’s Blog 2 links
Writing about the big beautiful mess that is making things for the world wide web.
Matteo Vaccari | Matteo Vaccari 2 links
A collection of writings about software development
Doug Turnbull's Blog Doug Turnbull's Blog 2 links
voussoir.net 2 links
List of posts - <antirez> 2 links
Julia Evans Julia Evans 2 links
Julia Evans
alexwlchan alexwlchan 2 links
Alex Chans personal website
Allen Pike, pixel crafter 2 links
The Pragmatic Engineer - The Pragmatic Engineer The Pragmatic Engineer - The Pragmatic Engineer 2 links
Observations across the software engineering industry.
Jonas Hietala: Home 2 links
Blog @ tonsky.me Blog @ tonsky.me 2 links
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Sebastian De Deyne Sebastian De Deyne 2 links
Im a web developer and designer. I build websites interfaces with JavaScript, CSS and PHP.
pid1 | Home 2 links
    Is the Unix Philosophy Still Taught in School? - pid1
    The Unix Philosophy defines a culture of how to write tooling in the Unix world. At its core, the Unix Philosophy is about designing tools that work together. A consequence is that there must be some rules or convention such that programs can communicate. The power of the Unix Philosophy is that it lets us both automate our workflows and also build more sophisticated and powerful solutions by combining tools. The most common conventions in the Unix world are:
    pid1.dev
    March 3, 2025 #teaching
    Siren Call of SQLite on the Server - pid1
    At Terrateam, we are big fans of Fly.io. The service is hosted there and it’s served us well. Just deploy your TOML file, get your infrastructure, do something else with the rest of your day. One of the interesting sides of Fly is that they invest heavily in server-side SQLite. They’ve written a number of blog posts on how they enable server-side SQLite: I’m All-In on Server-Side SQLite - Ben Johnson, the author of BoltDB, joins Fly to work on Litestream, a SQLite replication solution. Introducing LiteFS - The introduction of LiteFS, which is a FUSE file system designed to replicate SQLite transactions over the network. LiteFS Cloud: Distributed SQLite with Managed Backups - Introducing backups and restores for LiteFS.
    pid1.dev
    March 3, 2025 #dev
Blog @romenrg - About Software, Internet and Entrepreneurship Blog @romenrg - About Software, Internet and Entrepreneurship 2 links
Thoughts and experiences; about software, internet and entrepreneurship. Writing about Agile Software Development, Lean Startup and the growing implications of technology on society. Also about innovation, startups, digital marketing and UX. Focused on peopleware, the human side of technology.
    Software Projects vs Software Products - Blog @romenrg Software Projects vs Software Products - Blog @romenrg
    Do you work on software projects? Or are they software products? According to definitions, projects are time-constrained efforts, supposed to have a defined beginning and end. This clearly-defined temporary nature does not apply to products, which don’t have a predefined beginning and end in time, being subject to …
    www.romenrg.com
    February 15, 2025 #dev
    What Makes a Great Software Engineer - Blog @romenrg What Makes a Great Software Engineer - Blog @romenrg
    Most job descriptions simply describe a list of technologies as the necessary “skills” for the open position. But… Aren’t there other skills that could have a higher impact on developer’s success?
    www.romenrg.com
    February 15, 2025 #dev
Evan Hahn (dot com) Evan Hahn (dot com) 2 links
Im Evan Hahn, a programmer.
Chris Coyier – Web craftsman, blogger, author, speaker. 2 links
Tom McFarlin | Software Engineering in WordPress, PHP, and Backend Development Tom McFarlin | Software Engineering in WordPress, PHP, and Backend Development 2 links
In the last decade, I’ve written extensively on software engineering in the context of WordPress, PHP, Databases, and other backend technology.
karpathy 2 links
Bear blog of Andrej Karpathy, AI researcher. Started March 2025. ...
Naz Hamid Light ModeDark Mode Naz Hamid Light ModeDark Mode 2 links
The personal site of designer Naz Hamid.
Scott Jenson – Exploring the world beyond mobile Scott Jenson – Exploring the world beyond mobile 2 links
Carl Barenbrug - Product design, creative direction Carl Barenbrug - Product design, creative direction 2 links
A product designer and creative director at Minimalissimo and 099
    Brutalist Web Design - Carl Barenbrug Brutalist Web Design - Carl Barenbrug
    I recently read an article by Tom MacWright on fancy software tools. Although tools such as Webflow, Squarespace, Semplice, and Notion are impressive in their …
    carlbarenbrug.com
    March 5, 2025 #ux
    Things I Learned This Year - Carl Barenbrug Things I Learned This Year - Carl Barenbrug
    Personalisation sells, but good design satisfies. Don't wait for perfect execution. Ship and iterate. You don't need to fill your time. Creating calendar white …
    carlbarenbrug.com
    February 19, 2025 #misc
Make Work Better | Bruce Daisley | Substack Make Work Better | Bruce Daisley | Substack 2 links
Re-engineering workplace culture for the hybrid age. The latest news and analysis on what comes next for work. Click to read Make Work Better, by Bruce Daisley, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.