Did Paul McCartney really get banned from his own subreddit? Or did an AI write angry revenge blogs? Test your tech radar against today's most bizarre headlines, and see how Eleftheria Batsou got on.
Infer once; run everywhere.
While burning tokens is being celebrated as a sign of productivity, it’s irresponsible to ignore the fundamentals around efficiency, and pragmatic engineering.
This talk aims to bring us back to reality.
On this edition of Coffee with Developers we sit down with Jenny-Margrethe Vej & Alexandra Hou Aldershaab - Founder, Diagnoseklubben, and DevOps Consultant, Eficode, respectively - to discuss psychological safety in software engineering.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers, we sit down Developer Advocate at Auth0, Ramona Schwering to look talk all things security and authentication, as well as looking ahead to her masterclass at WeAreDevelopers World Congress Europe 2026.
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 […]
I like mailto: links. They worked forever and they kind of make sense. Lately there was a discussion around their usability and what can be improved, which is great. I got some good feedback on Twitter and dug a bit into our design research if there’s something in the making to make things more obvious. […]
Here’s a quick experiment in pure CSS how to cover a GIF with a play button instead of playing it. You can see it in this codepen or also play with it on GitHub. The GitHub code repository is also available. See the Pen CSS only "click to show GIF" by Christian Heilmann (@codepo8) on […]
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