Let's talk about how to give feedback for a minute. Giving good feedback is a skill, and it's not easy. But people's ability to receive and act on feedback has a lot to do with how it's delivered. This matters for *both* manager and employee.

Wow, that’s impressive! The Wix team has edited 7643 error messages to design clear, helpful, respectful and inclusive messaging and error handling. wix-ux.com/when-life-give… #ux #design

Codespaces is the fastest way to onboard new developers to a project. Free access for everyone is game changing.

Phosphor Icons (phosphoricons.com), a lovely open-source set of customizable and functional icons, available as a Figma library or Figma plugin (+ React, Vue, vanilla JS). Designed with love by Helena, built by Tobias Fried. #design #icons #opensource

Hello everyone, I have successfully made a Regex which accepts valid JSON and rejects invalid JSON

"Nobody uses Rust in production", he emailed (with Thunderbird) from his laptop (running Windows) to a mailing list (on AWS, behind Cloudflare), which I then read (in Firefox) on my phone (running Android) after clicking a link (in Discord) to the list archive (served by Fastly).

Want to learn more about using web assembly outside of the browser and on your Kubernetes cluster? home skillet (@[email protected]) has you covered with a rundown of all the relevant projects and tools in the works. deislabs.io/posts/helpful-…

WebKit has started implementing CSS Grid Masonry Layout.🥳 github.com/WebKit/WebKit/… Demo: yisibl.github.io/houdini-demo/m…

Android fans: "Apple's walled garden prevents users from getting the best experience the marketplace can provide" The marketplace:

Developers who shit on this are missing the point. The story is not about ChatGPT taking programmers' jobs. It's not about a missing import here or a subtle mistake there. The story is how, overnight, AI gives programmers a 100x boost. Ignore this at your own peril. 15 of 16

This is why “We don’t have time for tests” is a dangerous mindset. It ignores all the costs of manual validation. Tests pay for themselves by eliminating the need for: - manual checks - batching changes - many environments (to support batching) - coordinating releases

I can’t shake the feeling that: People who don’t care about org health yet care about business metrics aren’t great systems thinkers. Causal loops anyone?

A complete Redis app running inside a secure Wasm container managed by Docker + #Wasm. Total app size is 0.7MB and starts in milliseconds. (A comparable Linux container app for #redis is easily 50+MB). github.com/WasmEdge/wasme… Redis Docker

Unless I'm teaching you JavaScript fundamentals, everything I teach will be taught with TypeScript going forward. TypeScript has won, and it's only a matter of time you're using it whether you like it or not.

10 Principles of Good Design by Dieter Rams. Good design is thorough to the last detail. It’s long-lasting. It’s honest. It makes a product understandable. It clarifies the product’s structure. Better still, it can make the product talk. At best, it is self-explanatory.

Berkeley Mono is such a *great* font for programming! berkeleygraphics.com/typefaces/berk…

FigJam is to agile meetings as peanut butter is to jelly. If you need some ideas, this set of templates is useful

jq is the most underrated and most complicated tool i have ever used

#Config2023 launches bridge the gap between design and development, all in Figma. → Dev Mode, a new space for developers → Variables → Advanced prototyping → Auto layout updates → Font picker → File browser redesign Plus, we previewed the future of Figma with AI and

It's 2023. You don't always need a whole library or even RegExp to validate email addresses with JavaScript. Instead, create an email input and let the browser handle it natively.