The developer tools community remains active in Twitter’s dying light. On Tuesday, August 27th, in a now-deleted tweet and blog post, Matteo Collina boasted benchmarks across several JS frameworks that showed his fastify outperformed alternatives in server-side rendering …
At the recent XOXO conference, I spoke about that burning feeling I get right in my upper abdomen when I’m overwhelmed with excitement or inspiration or drive to do something.
Licensing deals between AI companies and large publishers may be bad for pretty much everyone, especially everyone who does not directly receive a check from them.
I want to start by making one thing clear: I’m not comparing open source software to typical Gartneresque tech hype bubbles like the metaverse or blockchain. FOSS as both a movement and as an industry has long standing roots and has established itself as a critical part of our …
Unexpected lovely experience at #xoxofest: I’ve worked in climate full time for the last few years, and in health and bioinformatics for many years before that, and I got to share those experiences with very competent, interested people and encourage them to join in themselves.
We’ve been designing all sorts of IR transmitters and receivers for the Adafruit shop lately, and a chance discussion got us thinking about IrDA – an old wireless protocol used in some PDAs, watches, laptops and toys. its not used anymore – bluetooth LE does a way better job – …
I’m headed to XOXO 2024 tomorrow! I’m excited, XOXO is legendary, but I’ve never been before, and this is the first one they’ve put on since 2019. I caught it just in time, too, they say this will be the last one ever.
I’m headed to XOXO 2024 tomorrow! I’m excited, XOXO is legendary, but I’ve never been before, and this is the first one they’ve put on since 2019. I caught it just in time, too, they say this will be the last one ever.
Going through my archives for something I'm writing and came across this link: https://web.archive.org/web/20200919023042mp_/http://decafbad.net/2020/08/11/rss-or-why-lack-of-developer-imagination-will-be-the-end-of-the-open-web/