ElementaryUI for Swift
Introducing ElementaryUI, a Swift frontend framework for web development that compiles to WebAssembly, offering React-like interactivity with less JavaScript.
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Introducing ElementaryUI, a Swift frontend framework for web development that compiles to WebAssembly, offering React-like interactivity with less JavaScript.
A developer argues that using adblockers is not equivalent to piracy, exploring the implied agreements and user control over web content.
A developer's experiment using an iPad Air with a third-party keyboard as a laptop replacement for mobile work, detailing the setup and initial challenges.
A critical review of Apple's new 'Liquid Glass' interface design in macOS 26, iOS 26, and iPadOS 26, highlighting inconsistencies and a perceived decline in UI quality.
Analysis of how the AI boom's demand for RAM is driving up prices, hurting consumers, and creating long-term risks for the tech industry.
A nostalgic look back at the essential Mac applications the author used daily in 2006, including the multi-protocol chat client Adium.
Release notes for version 2.0.0 of the sequelize-migration-wrapper npm package, a tool for Sequelize database migrations.
A developer reflects on managing multiple WordPress blogs with custom themes, discussing the pros and cons of separating content by topic versus consolidating.
Discusses the trend of websites walling off content from AI bots, arguing it undermines open internet principles and may concentrate power.
A web developer's ongoing internal debate about replacing WordPress with a custom-built CMS, weighing bloat and control against convenience.
Vivaldi browser's CEO announces the browser will remain AI-free, criticizing the industry's push of often-useless AI features into every tool.
EU antitrust complaint filed against Google's AI Overviews, alleging misuse of publisher content and harm to traffic and revenue.
A critical analysis of AI executives' public statements about AI's impact on jobs, questioning their detachment and the hype surrounding job displacement.
A humorous exploration of using AI to generate Python scripts that identify and mock outdated C++ code patterns, comparing outputs from Claude Sonnet and GPT-5.