This article describes why!

This! Is! Super! Awesome!

These are some neat tools to check rendering in different screen sizes.

It is not trivial to make great user stories that serve their purpose throughout a diverse team.

Changing team composition furthermore leaves the user stories with a set of changing requirements.

This is a very good guide by Microsoft!

This is an awesome guide!

This article is a very comprehensive real-life guide to setting up your real-world application with Redux as data store.

VIM is, and has always been, a very important skill to learn.

This is nice and short but shows you how to put color on everything 🌈

Seriously – WebRTC is some cool technology – I can’t even begin to imagine how many awesome things can be made with this!

And this Javascript library makes it very easy! ☕️

Is this a Bootstrap killer?

It’s not as extensise as Bootstrap – but that might actually be a good thing!

I like this library!

This research is good and the Material Design has been improved – overall this is a good tale on how to iterate the small things.

GitHub is awesome.

Now it let’s you make a README in markdown for you profile page!

Comparing Linux distros for development purpose.

There is no doubt in my mind that Linux is the best development environment.

Both macOS and Windows are getting there though – the Unix background of macOS and WSL on Windows really moves them forward.

My best advice is to have a project – with no purpose it will be very difficult to learn anything…

This might be a cool idea!

Available through GitHub actions – this is very powerful!

A comprehensive and practical guide to testing your React apps!

A small article that gives you a glimpse of the overhead of running your development setup through Docker on macOS.

I’m afraid to say this: Python like this looks a bit like Nodejs 🤷‍♀️

We could all learn from this and write better commit messages.

Fixed something isn’t good enough??

The Raspberry Pi is a great development platform – and these are the tools you want in that toolbox.

Delve is smart and good.

Debugging is awesome – no print statements needed.

These are some good rules for your git branches.

This article has a nice list of stuff to do when configuring VS Code.

Use the bits you like.

These are GOLD!

This is some good news.

A modern OS should have an official package manager.

Windows has several package managers – I tend to use HomeBrew through WSL. This might be better though.

I have seen some demos in UR5 and they look absolutely amazing!

Notifications on GitHub has been given a big brush up! I like it! And I like the inbox-like approuch to my GitHub-work.

This article is a great insight into how Firefox is built and developed.

Building a browser is no small project – especially when you want to be in the front line of performance and standard compliance.

This case has been going on for long enough already – can we all just move along and try to make relevant products for users??

Please….

I am really a sucker for articles/lists as this one.

I can’t seem to remember back when development was done either in a large expensive IDE that couldn’t be changed OR in a simple text editor that couldn’t be changed OR on Unix/Linux where you could just go RTFM!

Output of go test -v is now streamed real time – this is really a huge step up for Go developers.

The new Notepad app for Windows 10 is here!

Word wrapping and search/replace is supported!!! This is exciting times indeed!

All jokes aside – Microsoft seems to be moving many of these core apps into the store which might serve a dual purpose: Move them to alternate update cycles and have them deliver their own promises to users AND making everyone aware that Windows 10 actually have an app store 🤦‍♀️

I agree that Markdowns 1-to-1 relationship with HTML is problematic at best.

Markdown is really good at what it does – it is somewhat easy to learn and it is widespread already.

Introducing new alternatives at this point – even though they might be better – might prove a pointless effort.

Microservices are talked about as it’s the best thing to happen in computing ever.

Most time I can’t stop thinking that my stack leaves me with a problem but if I split it into n microservices I’ll have n! problems… And my core product ain’t one…

LiveShare is one of the most undervalued features of VS Code!

Windows update 2004 can’t come fast enough!

WSL2 is looking to be on point for developers and enthusiasts alike!

Diago is a nifty little tool for analyzing CPU and/or memory performance/usage in programs written in Go.

It is written in Go itself – which is also very impressive (UI binding to a library written mostly in C++ though).

It is a good move – access tokes are clearly the way forward!

The official GitHub app was just released!

I have only given the app a small test run 😝 around the block and merged a few pull requests 🤷‍♀️ It is really good! 🎉

The mobile version of the GitHub web interface is generally good. This is even better!