On this episode of Coffee with Developers, Sam Liu, Founder of Puffo, joins us to discuss how the tool allows users to control a team of agents by talking to them like you do with friends in a group chat.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers we sit down with Nalini Garg, Associate Vice President at Deloitte, to discuss what Women in AI does for women in this challenging but exciting sector of the tech industry.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers we meet with Ryan Sinnott, Chief Technology Officer of Feed4ward, to hear about his journey into building software for overlooked markets like the trades industry, and how he hopes to get more people paid what they deserve.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers we meet with Arnav Gupta, Founder of Prismor.dev, at the Corgi Cafe in San Francisco to discuss how developers can use a few simple tools to stop their agents from going rogue.
Whilst trying to reload a document in my browser, I found an interesting shortcut. As I had a Finder window in focus with a video file highlighted, I found out that: You can rotate images and videos in Finder 90 degrees clockwise by pressing CMD+R and You can rotate images and videos in Finder 90 […]
OK, yesterday at WeAreDevelopers Live we talked with Stefan Judis about AI and Webdesign, Screenreaders and what JavaScript bundler to use. All the links we talked about are here: DeepSeek Crushes OpenAI o1 with an MIT-Licensed Model—Developers Are Losing It Google begins requiring JavaScript for Google Search Back to Text: How AI Might Reverse Web […]
Some terms irk me whenever I read them and one of them is “modern”. I try to avoid it like the plague, which is counter to all the marketing announcements you read out there: “Product X uses modern JavaScript features” “7 modern CSS tricks you can’t live without” “The modern productivity tool to get your […]
One of the running jokes and/or discussion I am sick and tired of is people belittling HTML. Yes, HTML is not a programming language. No, HTML should not just be a compilation target. Learning HTML is a solid investment and not hard to do. I am not alone in this, Wired had a piece on […]
One of the cool features of MacOS’ Finder app is that it does not trim file names that don’t fit the space at the end, but in the middle of the file name. This does make a lot more sense, as it also shows what format the file is. Neither JavaScript nor CSS have a […]
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