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How to Self-Host AFFiNE on Windows with WSL and Docker

Depending on cloud apps means that you don't truly own your notes. If your internet goes down or if the company changes its rules, you could lose access. In...

Moving From Moment.js To The JS Temporal API

The way JavaScript handles time has evolved significantly, from the built-in `Date` API to Moment.js and now Temporal. The new standard fills gaps in the original `Date` API while...

The first fruit of the Google-Apple AI pact

Apple’s MacBook Neo arrives heralded by the sound of the inevitableContinue reading on UX Collective »

What happened to the car designed for women, by women?

Lessons learned from the Volvo YCC and feminized crash test dummiesContinue reading on UX Collective »

Why B2B UX features fail

The one question you always need to keep in mind for B2B projectsContinue reading on UX Collective »

We thought AI feedback was making our designers faster. It was making them shallower

The designs shipped faster; the designers grew more slowly.Continue reading on UX Collective »

Beyond `border-radius`: What The CSS `corner-shape` Property Unlocks For Everyday UI

For years, developers have been hacking around the limitations of `border-radius`, using clip-path, SVG masks, and fragile workarounds just to get anything other than round...

Building Dynamic Forms In React And Next.js

Some forms stay UI, while others quietly become rule engines. Here’s why these two different approaches exist and how to choose between them.

How to Land Freelance Clients with Small Business Whisperer Luke Ciciliano (Developer Interview) [Podcast #211]

Today Quincy Larson interviews Luke Ciciliano. He's a front-end developer who runs Modern Website Design, a software consultancy that builds solutions for...

The hidden cost of AI design tools - What we’re outsourcing without noticing

Leading design teams is easy, but we made it complicated

Learn How AI Agents Are Changing Software Development by Building a Flutter App Using Antigravity and Stitch

Software development has always evolved alongside the tools we build. There was a time when developers wrote everything in assembly language. Then...

How to Containerize Your MLOps Pipeline from Training to Serving

Last year, our ML team shipped a fraud detection model that worked perfectly in a Jupyter notebook. Precision was excellent. Recall numbers looked great....

What Your Auth Library Isn't Telling You About Passwords: Hashing and Salting Explained

Before I started building auth into my own projects, I didn't think too deeply about what was happening to passwords behind the scenes. Like most developers,...

Recursion in Python – A Practical Introduction for Beginners

Recursion is when a function solves a problem by calling itself. It sounds odd at first — why would a function call itself? — but once it clicks, you'll find...

How to Get Started Coding in Golang

In the world of Software Engineering, there are plenty of programming languages to learn. And there are both low-level and high-level options. I’ve tried my...

How to Create a Table of Contents for Your Article

When you create an article, such as a blog post for freeCodeCamp, Hashnode, Medium, or DEV.to, you can help guide the reader by creating a Table of Contents...

How to Use WebSockets: From Python to FastAPI

Real-time data powers much of modern software: live stock prices, chat applications, sports scores, collaborative tools. And to build these systems, you'll...

How to Implement the Strategy Pattern in Python

Have you ever opened a food delivery app and chosen between "fastest route", "cheapest option", or "fewest stops"? Or picked a payment method at checkout like...

Why safe AGI requires an enactive floor and state-space reversibility

The calm and charm of cosy games in a chaotic world

Sycophancy: the emperor’s new clothes