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A critique of alarmist 'you are already behind' tech marketing on social media, arguing for thoughtful adoption over hype-driven pressure.
A critique of alarmist 'you are already behind' tech marketing on social media, arguing for thoughtful adoption over hype-driven pressure.
A tutorial on sending transactional emails from .NET applications using Azure Communication Services, covering setup and code implementation.
Updates to NetEscapades.EnumGenerators source generator, adding new APIs and System.Memory support for faster enum operations.
A weekly link dump covering API design comparisons, software development philosophy, Maven 4 updates, leadership insights, and AI's impact on coding.
A quote about Claude Code's potential impact on tech and a predicted industry split between outcome-driven and process-driven developers.
A curated list of books exploring the themes of Abundance, Anxiety, AI, and Algorithms to understand the modern technological landscape.
Explores the design and type-safety of compound components in React, discussing when they are and aren't the right pattern.
A guide on when and how to build internal tools for development teams, emphasizing practicality over attachment.
Preview of the London VMware User Group's first 2026 meeting, featuring sessions from OVH Cloud, Broadcom, and community members.
A tech professional outlines his 2026 plans, focusing on creating content around Terraform, Kubernetes, WebAssembly, and OpenTelemetry.
Explores the evolution of AI coding assistants, where developers shift from coding to managing autonomous agents as conductors and orchestrators.
Using zsh's compdef to enable file autocompletion for Python command-line tools like marimo via uvx.
Introduces gisthost.github.io, a fork of gistpreview for rendering HTML files from GitHub Gists, explaining the underlying technology.
Explores using WebAssembly (Wasm) to extend Python, enabling architecture-independent, high-performance extensions without a native toolchain.
Explains the math and Python code for perfect in-shuffles and out-shuffles, comparing how many shuffles restore a deck's order.
A daily link roundup for developers covering .NET, web dev, AI, Python, DevOps, and tech industry news from January 1, 2026.
Explores the mathematics of card shuffling, contrasting random 'rifle shuffles' with deterministic 'perfect shuffles' and their Python implementation.
An independent analysis of the Flask web framework's activity in 2025, showing a decline in releases and merged pull requests.
Proposes a new AI agent architecture based on Alfred North Whitehead's process philosophy, treating agents as dynamic processes rather than static entities.
Explains how React components work with native Browser APIs like Fetch, Observers, and History for networking, UI interactions, and navigation.