even if you had a million guesses you would not be able to guess why this band's drummer left

I’m in this photo and I love it.

Can you find dotNetDave? I had such a good time at BuildStuff last year!

Absolutely recommend this if it lands anywhere near you. It’s properly hilarious.

We hope you don’t mind, mind, MIND us taking a moment to say what a magical time we’ve had in the West End with you all ✨🥹

🎫 And don’t forget! You can still catch the Mind Mangler on tour in May and June: mischiefcomedy.com/whats-on/mind-…

Dear productivity startups: No one actually wants to replace Excel. It’s working just fine.

Mark Rendle 🇺🇦 Icon - for well integrated generators and success driven control flow
Ada - for pervasive design by contract
Smalltalk - for a self hosted dev environment with a real method browser
6502 - for a simple enough CPU to count every cycle
ARM - for something far more orthogonal

So I knew this would bring the Haskell people out. I didn't include Haskell because when I went to learn it the pages were sprinkled with words I'd never seen before and I thought 'ivory-tower theoretical bollocks' and moved on.

I'm going to take another look. I'll let you know.

Mark Rendle 🇺🇦 Sonic Pi, because writing code that plays music is such a brilliant alternative to 'hello world'.

VBA, because there *will* be times in your career when you have to do something incredibly tedious, and it has to be done in Microsoft Word or you won't get paid.

The optimism and self-belief of the enemies in Assassins Creed games is adorable. The last survivor of a camp you’ve ripped through like the Angel of Death, down to his last 1% of health, but still yelling “you’ve had it now!” Little troopers, they are.

This came from yet another fantastic talk by Mark Rendle 🇺🇦 “How Javascript Happened: A Short History of Programming Languages” - youtu.be/lWeLaEo4pn0?si…

I've been getting more into webhooks. They unlock all kinds of user scenarios without the need for devs to build custom integrations. Where do they fit in your apps?