The art of unnecessary story
How funny and totally unnecessary writing of this Amsterdam coffee roastery makes customers happier.Continue reading on UX Collective »
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UX
Nothing is certain — not even the “right” design process
Four ways of thinking about design, work, and uncertaintyContinue reading on UX Collective »
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UI
Why Your UI Won’t Update: Debugging Stale Data and Caching in React Apps
Your UI doesn’t “randomly” refuse to update. In most cases, it’s rendering cached data, which is data that was saved somewhere so the app doesn’t have to do...
Oluwadamisi Samuel - freecodecamp
The AI delegation matrix: what parts of your UI shouldn’t exist?
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Design
The return of the intuitive designer in the age of AI
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Design careers in the Age of AI: specialize or generalize?
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Mobile
How to Use Monorepos in Flutter
As Flutter applications grow beyond a single mobile app, teams quickly encounter a new class of problems. Shared business logic begins to be copied across...
Atuoha Anthony - freecodecamp
Other
How to Build a Résumé Screening System Using Python and Multiprocessing
Hiring the right candidate starts with one time-consuming task: screening résumés. If you’ve ever posted a job opening, you know the pain of hundreds of...
Abdul Talha - freecodecamp
How to Dockerize Your Application and Deploy It
Modern applications rarely live in isolation. They move between laptops, staging servers, and production environments. Each environment has its own quirks,...
Manish Shivanandhan - freecodecamp
How to Optimize PySpark Jobs: Real-World Scenarios for Understanding Logical Plans
In the world of big data, performance isn't just about bigger clusters – it's about smarter code. Spark is deceptively simple to write but notoriously...
Sameer Shukla - freecodecamp
How to Build a Production-Ready Feature Flag System with Next.js and Supabase
Feature flags are powerful tools that let you control which features are visible to users without deploying new code. They enable gradual rollouts, A/B...
David Aniebo - freecodecamp
Harvard CS50 2026 – Free Computer Science University Course
Harvard University's CS50 is one of the most popular beginner computer science courses in the world. We just released the entire 25-hour CS50 course on the...
Beau Carnes - freecodecamp
OpenClaw Full Tutorial for Beginners
The AI landscape has shifted in 2026 from passive chatbots to proactive autonomous agents, with OpenClaw leading the charge as the most viral open-source...
Beau Carnes - freecodecamp
How AOSP 16 Bluetooth Scanner Works: The Ultimate Guide
Ah, Bluetooth. The technology we all love to hate. It's like that one friend who's always just about to connect, but then... doesn't. For years, Android...
Nikheel Vishwas Savant - freecodecamp
How to Build and Deploy a LogAnalyzer Agent using LangChain
Modern systems generate huge volumes of logs. Application logs, server logs, and infrastructure logs often contain the first clues when something breaks. The...
Manish Shivanandhan - freecodecamp
CSS <code>@scope</code>: An Alternative To Naming Conventions And Heavy Abstractions
Prescriptive class name conventions are no longer enough to keep CSS maintainable in a world of increasingly complex interfaces. Can the new `@scope` rule finally give developers...
Blake Lundquist - smashingmagazine
The preventive healthcare product cycle: how ancient practices become “innovations” every 20 years
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Why your brain rebels against redesigns — even good ones
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Test smart: how to navigate through dilemmas as QA?
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