A tech newsletter discussing AI's impact on content creators, web development trends, and personal reflections on blogging sustainability.
Debunking the myth that Safari is better for battery life than Chrome, citing real test data showing Chrome performed slightly better.
Reflecting on the CSS Anthology book from 2004 and imagining what a 2026 edition covering modern CSS would look like.
Exploring 'mouth coding'—using AI and live conversation to collaboratively build websites in real time.
Analysis of Tailwind's new product ui.sh and how MCP enables businesses to maintain control over AI agent interactions.
A talk on optimizing JavaScript footprint for web performance, discussing best practices and the zero-JS goal.
A tech blogger reflects on adding comments to their site using giscus, exploring old web nostalgia and the value of conversation.
A curated daily digest of IT/technology news, covering AI, .NET, web development, cloud, and software engineering updates for April 9, 2026.
Explores whether CSS can be considered 'wrong', arguing that working code is valid and changeable.
A tech lead shares job search experiences, Go language passion, and monthly tech article picks including CSS color precision and Node.js release schedule changes.
A comprehensive glossary covering over 4,000 web development terms, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and more, available as an ebook.
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A critique of Apple's App Store monopoly and the difficulty of sharing personal apps, advocating for a 'right to install' software on devices you own.
A critique of modern web design, arguing that user frustration is an intentional product of ad-driven metrics and hostile UX.
Introduces .htaccess Punk, an npm tool to validate redirect rules in .htaccess files for web developers.
A CSS expert discusses modern entry and exit styling techniques for webpages in a talk for Smashing Conference.
A daily tech link roundup covering .NET, AI, web dev, Windows tools, and software engineering news from March 18, 2026.
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A developer's personal recap and key takeaways from attending the State of the Browser and Web Day Out tech conferences.
A technical comparison of Web Origami and Eleventy static site generators, focusing on code vs. configuration for structuring a blog.
A focused Vaadin Flow starter project demonstrating core structure: AppShell, layouts, views, services, theme, and i18n.
Review of the Beam browser for iPad and testing Perplexity Computer for web app development.
