Posts tagged with "analysis" (format)
All posts tagged with "analysis" in the format dimension.
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AI Coding (II)
| A lot of folks are asking if AI makes developers more efficient, but we'd have to know how to measure efficiency first.
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Interactivity without JavaScript
| Bejofo reworks their JavaScript game to run without JavaScript, which is an interesting experiment — and reinforces my biggest concern about modern web development hosting infrastructure.
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Why does work expand?
| Ever heard that “work expands to fill the time available”? Let's dig into why that’s only half the story — and what Parkinson’s Law gets wrong about how real work (and real people) actually operate.
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Thudfactor Link Roundup #2
| This week's links lean more towards the technical / business side of things.
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Thudfactor link roundup #1
| In this first link roundup, I share posts about metrics, AI psychology, and accessibility that caught my attention this last week.
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Why scrum fails
| Scrum seems like it works. I've seen it work; it's working for me now. Why do so many people think it's a failure?
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18 months (or so) with AI
| A check-in on the AI front, both technically and culturally
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Popovers and Dialogs, a (kinda) case study
| The differences (and similarities) of the new Popover API and the Dialog element.
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Maybe sometimes you should use pixels
| The conventional wisdom is that you should not use pixel units, but maybe sometimes you should?
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Real punctuation for programmers
| How to give your UI a more polished look just by using the correct punctuation.
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Syntax coloring in template literals
| Template literals are great for assembling bits of CSS and HTML in Javascript, but what about the syntax coloring?
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AI integration: challenges and discoveries
| I spent a couple of weeks diving into coding _with_ AI, and there are a lot of challenges. The most concerning, however, have very little to do with the technology.
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User-initiated element resizing in CSS
| CSS offers a browser-native way to make elements resizable, but it comes with a lot of limitations.
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Here is a cat picture
| John discusses the history of HTML’s image tag.