A developer reflects on 15 years of blogging, covering his career's technical evolution from machine learning to web development, and the challenges of writing online.
A developer reflects on being accused of using AI to write blog posts and discusses the broader rise of AI-induced skepticism in online content.
A developer reflects on 10 years of technical blogging, sharing lessons on writing, consistency, and the evolution of topics from JavaScript to React Native.
A developer's weekly update covering publishing tech blog posts, working on Expo docs, and experimenting with Codex CLI for automation and app building.
A year-in-review blog post reflecting on machine learning course blogging, revisiting 'The Bitter Lesson', and critiquing trends in ML and economics.
A developer explains their decision to join the Static Quest webring to connect with the indie web and other static site enthusiasts.
A developer explores using conversational AI to generate niche blog topic ideas, focusing on the process rather than AI-generated content.
A software engineer explains their decision to stay on Substack for blogging, prioritizing community engagement and reducing writing friction over platform controversies.
Martin Fowler explains his shift from Twitter to 'fragments' posts on his blog for sharing short tech thoughts and links.
A developer reflects on managing multiple WordPress blogs with custom themes, discussing the pros and cons of separating content by topic versus consolidating.
The article argues that a decline in watching romantic comedies is a cultural crisis, depriving people of valuable life lessons and role models.
A software engineer argues that technical blogging remains valuable, inspired by a book on writing effective posts and using AI as an editorial tool.
Author discusses their blog being banned from Lobste.rs for using AI agents to assist in writing, sparking a debate on AI's role in content creation.
A developer celebrates 500 blog posts, reflecting on a decade of tech blogging and migrating from WordPress to GitHub Pages with Blazor Static.
A developer shares how charging $100 for chats, with proceeds going to charity, unexpectedly led to more meaningful tech conversations and connections.
A developer announces a shift in blog focus from covering Swift/SwiftUI news to sharing personal project learnings, failures, and authentic development experiences.
A web developer and writer explains their personal and ethical struggle with monetizing their blog, opting for non-intrusive ads over subscriptions.
A web developer shares their blogging journey, tools, and inspiration, focusing on front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, and accessibility.
A developer critiques the complexity of static site generators like Astro for simple blogs, based on a hands-on porting project.
The author announces the return of the Swift by Sundell blog after a two-year hiatus, citing family changes and a renewed passion for Swift programming.
