Slack Designby lcarmen231 Oct 2023
Does this look familiar? With more types of work happening on Slack, teams becoming larger, and new features like Canvas expanding what Slack can do, our UI was becoming congested.
Slack Designby lcarmen230 Oct 2023
Just like the world around us, Slack has grown and changed significantly over the last decade. What started out as a simple chat tool is now a multi-modal product that allows for more meaningful...
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)30 Oct 2023
Visualizing the World, Visualizing Change In 1939, Otto Neurath's Modern Man in the Making was released by Alfred A. Knopf.
AVCby Fred Wilson30 Oct 2023
Sleep I got an Oura ring a couple of years ago and have been working on improving my sleep and sleep habits ever since. For much of my adult life, I have been a poor sleeper.
Alberto De Bortoliby Alberto De Bortoli29 Oct 2023
Prelude Fastlane is widely used by iOS teams all around the world. It became the standard de facto to automate common tasks such as building apps, running tests, and uploading builds to App Store...
Slack Designby lcarmen227 Oct 2023
As we embarked on the largest evolution to Slack’s information architecture, us designers believed it was the perfect opportunity to evolve Slack’s iconic look and feel.
Erik Kroes - Accessibility Consultantby Erik Kroes26 Oct 2023
The added value of (neuro)diversity Posted on People like people who are like them. That's practical for making friends. It's not when you want a well-rounded team.
Slack Designby lcarmen225 Oct 2023
The timing was right. We were adding in new features like huddles, canvases, lists, and others into a UI system that was originally designed solely for messaging capabilities.
Erik Kroes - Accessibility Consultantby Erik Kroes24 Oct 2023
Let's start a club Posted on Newsletters aren't for me. I do love sharing though. I came up with some alternatives including a Discord server. Let me share with you why I think that's a good idea.
Erik Kroes - Accessibility Consultantby Erik Kroes16 Oct 2023
Burn your toast Posted on There's a simple question I ask myself whenever I consider the usage of a toast-component. What is a toast?
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)16 Oct 2023
The Past and Future of Architecture Books The recent receipt of two review books got me thinking about the past and the future of architecture books.
The Gradientby Petar Veličković14 Oct 2023
In this article, we will talk about classical computation: the kind of computation typically found in an undergraduate Computer Science course on Algorithms and Data Structures [1].
Olive Octopus14 Oct 2023
On Wednesday, September 13th, we had to say goodbye to our beloved cat, Boo. A big personality in a tiny frame, my housemate and I had the privilege of being her family for nearly all of her 16...
Robert Heaton13 Oct 2023
Introductions to deep learning are too complicated and spend too much time trying to thrill you with details and real-world applications. This makes them a frustrating place to start.
Jesse Shawl10 Oct 2023
Just enough Java for Crafting Interpreters I've been working my way through Robert Nystrom's Crafting Interpreters and had to learn some Java in order to run the Scanner class implemented in...
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)9 Oct 2023
A Modernist Reads About Lutyens Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens, the English architect who was born in 1869 and died in 1944, that is.
CNETby David Watsky8 Oct 2023
Poached eggs are the version of eggs I most want to eat and have historically been the least willing to make on a Tuesday morning.
The Gradientby Jessica Dai7 Oct 2023
This essay first appeared in Reboot. Credulous, breathless coverage of “AI existential risk” (abbreviated “x-risk”) has reached the mainstream.
Erik Kroes - Accessibility Consultantby Erik Kroes4 Oct 2023
An audit won't solve your issues Posted on Accessibility audits are great, except when you want to solve issues.
Gary Galeby Gary Gale3 Oct 2023
Islands of the North Atlantic Part 2 - The Dis-United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland This is part two of The Islands of the North Atlantic.
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