This week we're joined by Tim Cadenbach to talk about Smoover, DevRel and all things tech - as well as a game of Fake or News, and much more.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers, we sit down with Twilio's Alex Goldman on location in San Francisco at this years Twilio Signal, to talk about how his team have gone beyond the docs to build Twilio World - an exciting new immersive way to learn how to use Twilio's tools.
At this years Twilio Signal in San Francisco, we sat down with Twilio's Michelle Duke to talk about what it's like to create content for developers in a world where AI slop and agentic systems make it increasingly difficult for human-created content to stand out.
Syntevo's Daniel Siegl joins us to talk all things version control in the agentic age, and Mediabunny's David Payr hops on to talk about working with media in TS.
I was incredibly excited to see that from Microsoft Edge 111 onwards you can now emulate different viewing modes and vision deficiencies right from the device emulation toolbar. This has been one of my pet projects that I really wanted to see come to live ever since I created the Skillshare Course on Accessibility testing […]
Background: I’ve been asked in a few applications for new roles to do written interviews. I thought it might be worth while to release some of my answers as posts as it was fun to reflect a bit on these things. I’ve been a big supporter of open source from the get-go and worked at […]
The CSS aspect-ratio property is pretty amazing. You can define a ratio of width to height and it will resize the element accordingly. You can try it out in this pen : See the Pen CSS aspect ratio is awesome! by Christian Heilmann (@codepo8) on CodePen. Where this shines is videos, image content and embeds. […]
Background: I’ve been asked in a few applications for new roles to do written interviews. I thought it might be worth while to release some of my answers as posts as it was fun to reflect a bit on these things. One question was what practices I think help software teams build better quality products. […]
Twitter has a list of interests you can define that affects what content you see on your home timeline. This is a list of 150 topics, most not chosen by you but considered something you should see. You can change these settings by going to: More -> Settings and Privacy -> Privacy and Safety -> […]
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