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I quit. The clankers won. 🔗

… is what I’m reading far too often! Some of you are losing faith! A growing sentiment amongst my peers — those who haven’t already resigned to an NPC [...]

Top ten Figma betrayals 🔗

Figma is the industry standard for painting pretty pictures of websites. It’s where designers spend my designated dev time pushing pixels around one t [...]

I should build a game 🔗

I should build a game! I feel like that’s a common dream, right? Game development is what got me interested in design and programming to begin with. I [...]

RSS Club #006: Burnout 🔗

This is an RSS-only post, which I like to do sporadically! Thank you for subscribing :) Today’s question Am I burning out? Let me know what you think, [...]

404 Deno CEO not found 🔗

Opinions are mixed on this post. Sometimes I miss the mark with my blunt tone. In hindsight I can see why parts come across as mean-spirited. I’ve cho [...]

SMTP on the edge 🔗

Disclaimer: this post includes my worst idea yet! Until now my contact form submissions were posted to a Cloudflare worker. The worker encrypted the d [...]

What is agentic engineering? 🔗

Below is a parody of Simon Willison’s What is agentic engineering? I use the term agentic engineering to describe the practice of casino gambling with [...]

SvelteKit i18n and FOWL 🔗

Perhaps my favourite JavaScript APIs live within the Internationalization namespace. A few neat things the Intl global allows: Natural alphanumeric so [...]

Building on AT Protocol 🔗

At Protocol has got me! I’m morphing into an atmosphere nerd. AT Protocol — atproto for short — is the underlying tech that powers Bluesky and new soc [...]

Bunny.net shared storage zones 🔗

Whilst moving projects off Cloudflare and migrating to Bunny I discovered a neat ‘Bunny hack’ to make life easier. I like to explicitly say “no” to AI [...]

MOOving to a self-hosted Bluesky PDS 🔗

Bluesky is a “Twitter clone” that runs on the AT Protocol. I have to be honest, I’d struggle to explain how atproto works. I think it’s similar to Nos [...]