Building software

Kai Krause on how short-lived software is relative to other art forms: You can hum a tune you once liked, years later. You can read words or look a painting from 300 years ago and still appreciate its truth and beauty today, as if brand new. Software, by that comparison, is more like Soufflé: enjoy it now, today, for... See more

alex

Project IDX

idx.dev

Andrés

Redesigning an App, One Day a Week at a Time

Pirijan Ketheswaran pketh.org

gabriel

How do lava lamps help with Internet encryption? | Cloudflare

cloudflare.com

Andrés

How to Scale Your Pods Based on a Queue

medium.com

Andrés

The Blog of Feifan Zhou

tanagram.app

Tanuj

Bun — A fast all-in-one JavaScript runtime

bun.sh

Andrés

The World's Most Satisfying Checkbox

andy.works andy.works

Tanuj

Laurence Tratt: What Factors Explain the Nature of Software?

tratt.net

aalex

degree of iteration in software development is inevitable. As soon as one accepts that logic, one must then also accept that software development will be subject to friction (i.e. unexpected inefficiencies). When I plan the future for a piece of software, I expect to encounter ongoing friction, and I try to allow for that. I remain astonished at how many organisations assume that a master plan for their software can be rigidly followed.