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.
Over on Jonathan Snook’s blog we have a pretty good debate about a controversial tweet by Tom Dale: Can we agree that, in 2018, human-readable "View Source" is a constraint the web can discard? I benefitted from "View Source" too, but today we have an embarrassment of resources and open source examples I would have […]
Back in March, the coding after work podcast interviewed me at the Techdays in Finland. Today they released the podcast In about 45 minutes I cover Progressive Web Apps, Microsoft and Open Source and the rise of AI as a technology for us to care about. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did […]
This is part of a series of posts about the life as a DevRel person and how not all is unicorns and roses. You can read the introduction and the other parts of the series here. So, today, let’s talk about giving workshops. Giving a workshop is very different to presenting and needs a different […]
Presenting at conferences is a lot of work, but it kind of pales in comparison to organizing conferences. For years, conference organisers thanked me for making their lives easier by having all my presenter information in one place, a “presenter cheatsheet”. Today I spend some time to convert this to a markdown document on GitHub, […]
JavaScript used to be easy. Misunderstood, but easy. All you had to do was take a text editor and add some code to an HTML document in a SCRIPT element to enhance it. After a few years of confusion, we standardised the DOM. JavaScript became more predictable. AJAX was the next hype and it wasn’t […]
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