Scott Hanselman's Blogby Scott Hanselman14 Dec 2021
Using Home Assistant to integrate a Unifi Protect G4 Doorbell and Amazon Alexa to announce visitors I am not a Home Assistant expert, but it's clearly a massive and powerful ecosystem.
Overflow - Buffer Resourcesby Juliana Gomez9 Dec 2021
At Buffer, we’re constantly experimenting with ways we can improve our products and try out new ideas.
A List Apartby by Patrick Brosset9 Dec 2021
CSS is about styling boxes. In fact, the whole web is made of boxes, from the browser viewport to elements on a page.
Benoit Pasquierby Benoit Pasquier4 Dec 2021
Flutter and fastlane, how to setup an iOS continuous delivery solution When it comes to iOS development, everybody have their own favorite language and framework: Swift, Objective-C, SwiftUI...
Swift by Sundell2 Dec 2021
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Slack Designby mlivingstone30 Nov 2021
Close your eyes and imagine yourself using Slack. What are two phrases you’d use to describe that experience?
Waldeinsamkeitby Unknown28 Nov 2021
I've watched a couple talks from the Emacs Conference 2021, one in particular struck me as a very powerful witnessing from the open-source world.
Flurries of latent creativity - Stripe CTO blog24 Nov 2021
I’ve had an idea kicking around at the back of my mind for years and finally spent a few hours over the last couple of weekends building it. It’s a probabilistic spreadsheet. In a rush?
Usability Geekby Mads Soegaard24 Nov 2021
UX designers rejoice! This Black Friday, our friends over at the Interaction Design Foundation (IxDF) have a gift for you: 25% off UX design courses on new memberships and a $200 discount on UX...
Jake Whartonby Jake Wharton11 Nov 2021
The state of managing state (with Compose) Five years ago the Cash App Android client started splitting our UI rendering and UI presenter responsibilities into distinct types.
The Atomic Birdhouse8 Nov 2021
If you know anything about Core Data, you’re probably aware of Xcode’s built-in model editor. If you’ve used Core Data, you’ve probably spent more time with it than you care to remember.
Signal Blog1 Nov 2021
The phenomenon of unsolicited and unwanted messaging dates back to the earliest communication platforms: from prehistoric cave graffiti and postal chain letters to popup ads and robocalls.
Dan Luu18 Oct 2021
It's common to see people advocate for learning skills that they have or using processes that they use.
Oh Happy Day!by Jordan15 Oct 2021
We’re excited to partner on this post with Too Good To Go. They are a clever app that connects you with local restaurants and grocery stores with surplus food to help fight food waste, which...
Waldeinsamkeitby Unknown6 Oct 2021
It happened. I'm not using Emacs anymore. Or am I? § Motivation: when enough is enough I've been an Emacs user since only about 5 years, which on the Emacs timeline makes me barely a newcomer.
Dan Luu29 Sept 2021
An alternate title for this post might be, "Twitter has a kernel team!?". At this point, I've heard that surprised exclamation enough that I've lost count of the number times that's been said to me...
zsmb.coby Márton Braun28 Sept 2021
All About Opt-In Annotations 2021-09-28 • Márton Braun The opt-in mechanism in Kotlin allows you to mark APIs that should be used carefully – or perhaps not at all.
Sink In - Tech Learningsby Apal Shah26 Sept 2021
Before moving to the how part, let me tell you why I moved my frontend applications (React, Vue etc.) to AWS Amplify. Why Amplify?
Eric Jangby noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)20 Sept 2021
In a previous blog post, I also discussed how iterating in simulation solves some tricky problems around new code changes invalidating old data.
SoundCloud Backstage Blog17 Sept 2021
This article is the last part in a series of posts aiming to cast some light onto how service architecture has evolved at SoundCloud over the past few years, and how we’re attempting to solve some...
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