AI coding tools boost productivity but may sacrifice the deep satisfaction developers experience when writing code by hand. What are we losing?

Why ‘reflexive AI usage’ sounds like a diagnosis I don’t want next to my name.

A blog post served to you by a real Nintendo Wii + details around the workflow to make that possible.

Many of us became software engineers because we found our identity in building things. Not managing things. Not overseeing things. Building things.

A fresh look at the current LLM landscape, to see how things have changed, and to see if we can anticipate how things will continue to evolve.

Using hard color stops with repeating-conic-gradient() and the double-stop syntax, we can pretty easily create a burst background.

Why remaining non-committal is cowardly (and isn't it the same with design?).

No-code didn’t replace code or traditional programming. It didn’t even come close.

CSS Grid and Flexbox brought incredible layout tools to the web, but they don’t yet do everything a designer might want.

Lately, I asked myself: “What does it take to be one of the best? What do they all have in common?”

Experimenting with some CSS holographic effects that are activated on scroll.

With the rise of AI-driven coding assistants, the platform’s relevance has taken a hit.

This article explores the relationship between vibe coding and software engineering.

The complexity around tooling has increased, for reasons that were more in the interest of the company than delivering what users needed.

Take your frontend skills to the next level by recreating real websites from real companies.

A lot of frontend teams are very convinced that rewriting their frontend will lead to the promised land. And I am the bearer of bad tidings.

Vibe coding is having a moment. It’s not too bad for throwaway weekend projects, but still quite amusing.

Blindspots in LLMs noticed while AI coding.

Taking a medium-term look at the market dynamics, I’m now convinced that my former job will be obsolete by the end of the year.

Two weeks ago a student anonymously emailed Geoffrey Huntley asking for advice. This is his reply.