An essay on how using the 'wrong' computer can spark creativity and learning, using the MacBook Neo as a starting point.
The article argues that the perceived addiction to AI coding tools like Claude Code is actually an addiction to the empowering feeling of creation and rapid application development.
A web developer explores creative CSS composition using custom properties and gradients, inspired by artistic constraints.
A developer reflects on how letting go of rigid expectations in both soccer and side projects led to more enjoyment and creativity.
Explores the two stages of creativity: imagination and ruthless editing, with a focus on underutilizing team time for innovation.
Explores the creative process in coding, comparing it to artistic fields like music, and argues that programming is fundamentally a creative problem-solving activity.
A web developer argues that modern websites lack the creative soul of the early web, drawing a parallel to Star Wars's unique, nostalgic style.
A personal account of the Stone Soup creativity camp, an experience design event focused on improvisation, workshops, and unique participant-led activities.
Explores sketchnotes as a creative note-taking method for tech presentations, featuring techniques from designers and developers.
The article argues for the creative and innovative value of side projects, citing examples from Einstein to open-source programmers.
