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.
I just found some old DVDs with lots of small videos I collected on the web of a long ago. They are in most dubious formats and some of them play not very well on my Mac because of it (even in VLC, we’re talking .asf, .3gp and lots of .mpeg here). So I wondered […]
A few days ago Amelia Bellamy-Royds asked on Twitter for a way to right-click any image and see its alternative text as a means to test web sites for accessibility problems. There are a lot of solutions already out there that do similar things. Accessibility Insights is one I keep using, but it feels like […]
A few days ago my colleague Patrick Brosset tweeted that he has a fix for Chromium Devtools to allow for horizontal scrolling in the DOM view which sparked a response by Amelia Bellamy-Royds asking for a simpler way to display alternative text of images on the page. Now, there is already an improved way to […]
This morning I released the Shakespeare Insult Generator based on a JPG I got sent by a friend on Facebook. There is no magic here, just a fun little project. This was the original: One interesting bit is that I made it easier on myself by pasting the image into OneNote. After waiting a bit […]
On the 10th of July up and coming happy person of the web Stephanie Eckles released Style Stage, which she describes as “A modern CSS showcase styled by community contributions”. It is – in essence – a well written HTML document and she asks for contributors to show what they can do with CSS to […]
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