Today I remembered a funny situation from where I was living in London in mid 2000s for a little while. I had just visited a heavy metal pub in Soho after work (I used to work in Covent Garden as a bartender during that… · had, woman, london, work, haircut

Hey there, fellow programmer! Picture this: It’s 2025, and you’re knee-deep in code, building the next big AI project. You’re pumped about the potential to revolutionize industries, but then you pause. Is my code fair?… · 2025, world, google, code, building

I’ve found myself unemployed with a bit more free time than usual for the last few months, and I decided that it was the perfect opportunity to learn a bit about LLM tool use and to try out this whole “vibe coding”… · some, features, roam, video, research

Experiences, Projects and Thought's from yet another Coding Networker

"I don't know enough about programming to understand why some software tools fascinate you while others make you want to get another job, but I do know that when I use anything by ES I get excited by what I'm hearing… · instruments, know, tools, software, make

Hi! I'm David Laing;Principled Context Engineerand Bob Ross of Agentic Coding Hi! I'm David Laing;Principled Context Engineerand Bob Ross of Agentic Coding Hi! I'm David Laing;Principled Context Engineerand Bob Ross of… · david, laing, principled, context, engineerand

When consultants handed me a foot-high stack of 1800 accounting formulas to program, I spent three days sure I’d fail like the previous team. Then I had an epiphany: I didn’t need to understand every formula—just… · drupal, years, been, don, software

Hey, I am Matt! I’ve built dozens of spare time projects, started a couple of companies and even made decent money from it. And I’ve always thought about writing about it. Somehow, it never really worked out. I still… · hey, couple, some, while, seconds

Time for a quick post about Problem Details, and how we adopted it at work, in a way that’s actually useful. This post is all about how I’ve been building APIs and microservices lately (using .NET and C#), what’s been… · time, post, quick, been, building

Recently had a broseph tell me ‘Bro, Fr Fr do you even know how Async/Await works! Ya gotta use Promises.’ Honestly that bothered me more than a perky... In a world where developers battle the relentless forces of… · recently, had, broseph, tell, bro

Last week marked one year since I quit my previous job and began chasing my dream of starting my own startup. Even though it’s still early days in what will hopefully be a very long journey, I thought now would be a good… · much, good, take, feels, chaos

My thoughts about my journey as a Software Engineer, what I've learned and what I'm learning

I studied biology but needed an "option B," just in case it wasn't what I fully wanted. So I taught myself the other thing I'm passionate about: web development. So far, I have stayed quite curious and kept learning more… · maps, elon, musk, like, research

Back in the Before Times, I went to a Haskell-flavored FP conference, where one of the speakers said something that blew my mind. Sadly, it seems that I didn’t write this up at the time (although I swear I wrote it… · something, some, build, road, must

I have carved out a small slice of the great Intarwebs to share with you my goings on. It’s been a little while, hasn’t it? Anyway, this post is about C++ and how nothing ever goes wrong with it, ever. I was building a… · event, students, anyway, post, value

There's a ... "content creator"? That I like. He has done a lot of free stuff, like mini magazines and post cards and such. I like his sense of humor and his creativity. (I even had one of my awesome artworks in one of… · his, like, hate, language, might

I’m thrilled to share that Josh Drumm and I will be presenting at Boston Code Camp 39 on November 22nd! Our session - “Vibers vs. Doomers: The AI Coding Debate” - is going to be a fun one: Is AI the future of software… · continue, reading, post, engineering, engineers

A sucker for beautiful code and things I don’t understand. I currently have in my possession: ZERO ways of playing vinyl records · ask, own, people, questions, say

A good old friend of mine reached out this evening asking how to learn to code, with the goal of making Ethereum apps. It's something I care a lot about, having taught kids to make video games using MIT's Scratch and… · post, some, blog, goods, seem

Musings of a software, photography and travel geek. · musings, software, photography, travel, geek

I work as a software engineer and on TypeDoc on the weekends. I have worked on projects in a multitude of languages, and am reasonably competent with: · work, software, engineer, typedoc, weekends

I looked at what I posted over the years and how I maintained my blog and I've decided to give it another go. I feel like it has potential, but posts need to be more frequent and something that covers one direction… · google, like, post, docker, project

I looked at what I posted over the years and how I maintained my blog and I've decided to give it another go. I feel like it has potential, but posts need to be more frequent and something that covers one direction… · google, like, post, docker, project

Join me in programming/coding, cooking, and controlled rotting of food. I'm a developer who's always trying to learn more; I hope that this blog helps reinforce my own knowledge, and help others in t

Coding. Building. Learning to code (and regaling all of you with tales about it) while also working on my climate tech blog

I’ve always been that guy, the one who can’t resist tinkering with all sorts of tech gadgets and software. My personal projects began to stack up like a comedic pile of digital chaos. Eager to streamline this mess, I… · always, been, guy, resist, tinkering

Hi there! 👋🏼 I'm someone who's just trying to get through this crazy world while having some fun and learning a thing or two along the way. I'm a software engineer by profession, but my interests and goals are much… · through, world, some, code, there

Hey there! 👋 Welcome to Code & Craft, my corner of the internet where I share everything I've learned (and am still learning) about building better software.

It’s been a while, so I thought I’d catch you guys up with where I’m at. I’ve been working with Cash Music the past few weeks and it’s been great! I’m learning a lot, mainly PHP and MYSQL stuff so far. School is also… · been, learning, going, lot, php

I know that I’ve been very quiet since August, but I’m still working on an idea that came out of Project Red Stripe. I’m also back in my day job as CIO at The Economist Group and as a sort of close to the project… · project, red, stripe, know, been

TL;DR: I made an app so we can use mini thermal printers from Walmart on our PCs! And learned a lot about reverse engineering along the way. TL;DR: The local rec center was short on helping hands for my soldering… · way, script, made, learned, along

I myself prefer having a hot babe teaching me something quickly that would've taken me 20 minutes elsewhere to find. Thank you guys for making a super quick and easy tutorial. You guys are amazing at cutting out bullshit… · really, tutorials, myself, love, girls

Let's make a rockstar software engineer out of you. · let, make, rockstar, software, engineer

"How did you figure out how to do that?" "You learned to program by READING THE HELP??" Borland had really great help docs :) · help, settings, did, had, git

Hi, I'm Mark I slogged for years on two non-tech businesses, but now I code. Welcome to my blog. My Elixir Screencast Site [My YouTube Channel]( ...

This post is an inner monologue about something I’ve been thinking a lot about lately—the thin line between engineering and hacking, and how AI is blurring that line faster than ever. When I say “engineering,” I’m… · line, between, engineering, hacking, decorators

Stories about building on the web and making things with AI. I’m a A PhD student turned indie developer building mini startups like a madman & ✍️ here

I’d like to get one thing out of the way. Despite the click-bait headline, I think that Casey is right about a lot of things. It seems to me that programming for performance is becoming a lost art and I think Casey is… · code, performance, his, good, some

Hi! I am the Architect. I am curious. I like to know what other people are doing, and I ask a lot of questions. As a kid, I was always asking my parents and teachers, Why? Why? Why? My favorite classes in school were… · see, like, favorite, draw, building

I just gave a talk at Web Directions Developer Summit and as part of that needed to find out statistics around open source design systems. As with many things this spiralled a bit and ended up in a new project being… · design, project, gave, talk, web

Let’s take a quick minute to update where we are at with AI in my daily job. It’s changing so quickly that it’s hard to organize my thoughts around it. Over the last year (and even the last 6 months), AI coding agents… · there, agent, job, last, coding

Hi, I am Mr. Paradox. I don’t like to speak much. I think I am always in that loop of learning & building. That’s the best way I can describ

My thoughts of software development and craftsmanship. · thoughts, software, development, craftsmanship

Hey there, fellow tech enthusiasts! Today, I wanna dive into a topic that’s been buzzing in my head like a swarm of caffeinated bees: Artificial Intelligence in the creative arts. It’s an area that’s growing faster than… · like, art, artists, let, hey

i don't maintain that many projects in fact, this site is mostly used for testing stupid little projects however, once in a blue moon i come up with a good idea · projects, don, maintain, many, fact

; I shared my thoughts on creativity, writing as practice, and being human in light of AI and other developments on the Writers in Tech podcast ; My latest post on Medium talks about algorithms and the power of… · writing, post, shared, thoughts, creativity

Ideas, thoughts, and code, from a UK DevOps engineer. · ideas, thoughts, code, devops, engineer

’m just a search engineer. A programmer. I take things that people dream up and make them reality. Ask me anything!

Scattered thoughts from my first couple of decades as a software engineer

Hey, I am Daniel Hauck. Here I write about leadership, tech, and the products I am building. A couple of weeks ago I had a video call with a former colleague, now friend, of mine. We had a loose chat about what happened… · had, guy, thought, started, manager