AI-generated websites are the Word Art era all over again Post date September 12, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In frontend, Opinion, ux, webdev
Postgres for everything hits a wall the moment dashboards get concurrent Post date September 12, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In architecture, database, Opinion, performance
Feature flags are the loaded gun modern deploys pretend is safe Post date September 11, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In devops, Opinion, programming, reliability
A little copy-paste is cheaper than the wrong abstraction Post date September 11, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In debate, devlife, Opinion, programming
Volviendo (otra vez) al tema de la soberanía digital Post date September 10, 2026 Post author By Carlos Arturo Castaño G. Post categories In ai, espanol, Opinion, tecnologia
Shift Left was how ops got fired and devs got the pager Post date September 4, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In career, culture, devops, Opinion
Prompting Will Be Dead in Six Months Post date September 4, 2026 Post author By Muhammad Usman Post categories In ai, machinelearning, Opinion, programming
Seven interview rounds is a confession that your bar is broken Post date August 23, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In career, discuss, hiring, Opinion
Polyglot persistence was the mistake. Postgres was always enough. Post date August 21, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In architecture, database, Opinion, postgres
Opinion: AI Server Changes Need a Fault Drill, Not Just a Rollback Plan Post date August 19, 2026 Post author By Avery Lin Post categories In ai, devops, linux, Opinion
Opinion: AI Server Changes Need a Fault Drill, Not Just a Rollback Plan Post date August 19, 2026 Post author By Avery Lin Post categories In ai, devops, linux, Opinion
Go 1.26 iterators turned the simplest language into functional spaghetti Post date August 18, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In debate, go, Opinion, programming
OpenAI buying Astral means uv now answers to a model company Post date August 12, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In Governance, opensource, Opinion, python
Go error handling won and the if err != nil crowd deserves the win Post date August 11, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In debate, go, Opinion, programming
Google Built a Monopoly on Search Defaults and Will Do It Again in AI Post date August 5, 2026 Post author By Joseph Jerome Post categories In Opinion
durable execution is something you install Post date August 4, 2026 Post author By Paulo Victor Leite Lima Gomes Post categories In ai, devops, Opinion, softwareengineering
Herdr is tmux for coding agents Post date August 1, 2026 Post author By Paulo Victor Leite Lima Gomes Post categories In ai, devops, Opinion, softwareengineering
Herdr and the Throughput Case for Parallel Coding Agents Post date August 1, 2026 Post author By Paulo Victor Leite Lima Gomes Post categories In ai, devops, Opinion, softwareengineering
Smallest.ai Raises $13M to Split Voice Agents in Two Post date August 1, 2026 Post author By @lukeocodes 🕹👨💻 Post categories In funding, Opinion, speechtospeech, voiceai
The keystroke-counting RTO metric is a confession, not a policy Post date July 21, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In career, culture, Opinion, remote
Vanilla CSS quietly caught up and Tailwind fans haven’t noticed. Post date July 20, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In css, frontend, Opinion, webdev
Google broke the law. It’s paid no price. Congress can change that. Post date July 17, 2026 Post author By Kamyl Bazbaz Post categories In Opinion
Google broke the law. It’s paid no price. Congress can change that. Post date July 17, 2026 Post author By Kamyl Bazbaz Post categories In Opinion
Do Websites Need to Function Exactly the Same on Every Platform? Post date June 21, 2026 Post author By Bramus! Post categories In cross-platform, Opinion, Original Content, progressive enhancement
Devs say AI killed their joy. The rot started before ChatGPT. Post date June 19, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In ai, burnout, career, Opinion
Distinguishing Technology From Technology Post date June 1, 2026 Post author By Geoff Graham Post categories In Opinion, Posts
Qwen Is Not Yet Ready to Power Local OpenClaw Deployments Post date May 26, 2026 Post author By Rob Post categories In agents, homelab, openclaw, Opinion
AI Is Not Here to Take Your Job. It’s Here to Take the Parts of Your Job You Hate. Post date May 22, 2026 Post author By emmanuela Opurum Post categories In ai-job-loss, ai-jobs, artificial-intelligence, careers, future-of-work, machine-learning, Opinion, technology
Stack Overflow: When We Stop Asking Post date May 20, 2026 Post author By Sunkanmi Fafowora Post categories In ai, Articles, Opinion
Opinion: Why You Should Use NATS 2.10 Over Kafka for Edge Messaging Post date April 29, 2026 Post author By ANKUSH CHOUDHARY JOHAL Post categories In nats, Opinion, over, should
Opinion: Why You Should Use NATS 2.10 Over Kafka for Edge Messaging Post date April 29, 2026 Post author By ANKUSH CHOUDHARY JOHAL Post categories In nats, Opinion, over, should
Claude Code doesn’t make your product better. It makes it bigger. Post date April 26, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In ai, claudecode, Opinion, productivity
14 years at one company then laid off. The senior dev career trap nobody talks about. Post date April 21, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In career, discuss, Opinion, webdev
Vercel April 2026 breach: it didn’t break my infra, it broke my excuse Post date April 20, 2026 Post author By Juan Torchia Post categories In devops, english, nextjs, Opinion
Vercel April 2026 breach: no me rompieron la infra, me rompieron la excusa Post date April 20, 2026 Post author By Juan Torchia Post categories In devops, espanol, Opinion, spanish
2000 modules to render a button. Web dev earned this reputation. Post date April 20, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In discuss, JavaScript, Opinion, webdev
Cloudflare wants agents to write and deploy their own code. That should terrify you. Post date April 19, 2026 Post author By Aditya Agarwal Post categories In ai, discuss, Opinion, webdev
Claude Design and What It Reveals About How Anthropic Thinks (or Doesn’t Think) About Developers Post date April 18, 2026 Post author By Juan Torchia Post categories In anthropic, claudecode, english, Opinion
Claude Design and What It Reveals About How Anthropic Thinks (or Doesn’t Think) About Developers Post date April 18, 2026 Post author By Juan Torchia Post categories In anthropic, claudecode, english, Opinion
Why Call Quality Matters More Than Features Post date April 14, 2026 Post author By Dialphone Limited Post categories In business, codequality, Opinion, voip
Why Call Quality Matters More Than Features Post date April 14, 2026 Post author By Dialphone Limited Post categories In business, codequality, Opinion, voip
Why Call Quality Matters More Than Features Post date April 14, 2026 Post author By Dialphone Limited Post categories In business, codequality, Opinion, voip
Founder Mode — A New Name for Micromanagement? Post date April 9, 2026 Post author By Alex Rezvov Post categories In management, Opinion
The 5-Minute Claude Code Setup: What ‘Bare Minimum’ Actually Means in 2026 Post date March 26, 2026 Post author By gentic news Post categories In ai, analysis, Opinion, tech
Do You Still Need Computer Science in the Age of AI Post date March 20, 2026 Post author By Alexander Novikov Post categories In ai, career, computerscience, Opinion
Do You Still Need Computer Science in the Age of AI Post date March 20, 2026 Post author By Alexander Novikov Post categories In ai, career, computerscience, Opinion
If you’re not gonna bother writing it yourself, I ain’t gonna bother reading it myself. Post date November 18, 2025 Post author By Geoff Graham Post categories In One Liners, Opinion
The Death of the Curious Developer Post date October 10, 2025 Post author By Dayvster 🌊 Post categories In 100x-dev, 10x-developers, discussion, Opinion, programming, programming-skills, the-curious-dev, the-curious-developer
The Death of the Curious Developer Post date October 10, 2025 Post author By Dayvster 🌊 Post categories In 100x-dev, 10x-developers, discussion, Opinion, programming, programming-skills, the-curious-dev, the-curious-developer
The Project That Made Me Choose C Again Post date October 9, 2025 Post author By Dayvster 🌊 Post categories In c-programming, c-programming-myths, c-projects, C#, is-c-relevant, is-c-still-relevant, Opinion, programming
The Project That Made Me Choose C Again Post date October 9, 2025 Post author By Dayvster 🌊 Post categories In c-programming, c-programming-myths, c-projects, C#, is-c-relevant, is-c-still-relevant, Opinion, programming
WIP is waste Post date September 19, 2025 Post author By Jonas Brømsø Post categories In Article, Opinion, reflection, Work
AI-generated Art and AI-generated code are treated differently Post date September 13, 2025 Post author By Eduardo Zepeda Post categories In ai, Art, Opinion
What’re Your Top 4 CSS Properties? Post date September 10, 2025 Post author By Geoff Graham Post categories In Articles, css-properties, Opinion
AI Isn’t Changing Developers, It’s Reminding Us Who We Are Post date September 9, 2025 Post author By Jaap van Otterdijk Post categories In ai, developers, Opinion
When AI Becomes a Crutch, Not a Tool Post date August 21, 2025 Post author By murtuza Post categories In ai, dev-must-have-skills, dev-skills, Opinion, programming, tech, vibe-coding, vibe-coding-impact
Unvarnished thought: Access to the latest information has traditionally been a luxury affordance, but perhaps that’s moving toward slower, more intentional information. Post date August 13, 2025 Post author By Geoff Graham Post categories In One Liners, Opinion
‘I’ve Never Used ChatGPT’ Isn’t a Flex — It’s a Missed Opportunity Post date August 4, 2025 Post author By Aleksei Kish Post categories In ai, ai tools, learning, llm, never-used-chatgpt, Opinion, should-i-use-chatgpt, story
What I Took From the State of Dev 2025 Survey Post date July 16, 2025 Post author By Sunkanmi Fafowora Post categories In Articles, Opinion, survey
Applying the Web Dev Mindset to Dealing With Life Challenges Post date February 24, 2025 Post author By Lee Meyer Post categories In Articles, inspiration, Opinion