Learning Resources for TypeScript
A curated list of free and paid resources for learning TypeScript, including books, courses, tools, and blogs for beginners and advanced developers.
A curated list of free and paid resources for learning TypeScript, including books, courses, tools, and blogs for beginners and advanced developers.
Explores UX design patterns for command-line interface (CLI) tools, focusing on improving onboarding, discoverability, and error prevention.
A developer's strategy for evaluating new tech tools by letting them mature on a 'carousel' before adoption, using examples like React, Gatsby, and Tailwind.
A monthly update on TinyPilot, a tech hardware business, covering revenue, profit challenges, and development goals.
The article introduces TLDR pages as a more concise and user-friendly alternative to traditional Unix/Linux man pages for command-line help.
A developer shares common tips and feedback from reviewing over 10 iOS app press kits, focusing on content, screenshots, and asset presentation.
A developer shares their personal journey of buying, using, and ultimately abandoning the premium Operator Mono code font, reflecting on developer culture and tool choices.
A curated list of essential resources for frontend developers in 2022, covering JavaScript, TypeScript, tools, and learning platforms.
A guide to creating a minimal press kit for mobile apps, including essential text content and image assets for journalists.
Analyzes the drawbacks of using ZIP files for iOS app press kits, focusing on download speed, navigation, content suitability, and update hassles for journalists.
Windows 11 introduces the Windows Subsystem for Android, enabling developers to run, debug, and deploy Android apps directly from Windows.
Introduces haskell-docs-cli, a terminal tool for quickly searching Haskell package documentation and source code without leaving the editor.
A Netflix engineer discusses the importance of reliability and performance in developer tools, sharing principles for building great software.
A developer shares his first impressions of Warp, a new Rust-based terminal, comparing its performance and features to iTerm2.
A proposal for browser dev tools to toggle CSS size units (px, em, rem) like color values, improving designer-developer workflow.
A developer shares detective-like strategies for debugging software, including reading error messages, changing one thing at a time, and confirming assumptions.
A developer discusses the limitations of Xcode extensions and proposes improvements, using their Sourcery Pro tool as an example.
Announcing Sourcery Pro, a new macOS app that extends Xcode's capabilities, built from over 1000 hours of development work.
A developer shares useful Bash/Zsh commands, aliases, and terminal tips for improving daily workflow and productivity.
Introduces the Azure Mask browser extension, an open-source tool for automatically masking sensitive data in the Azure Portal for safer screen sharing and content creation.