Most of what we call ‘design’ is groping around a dark room looking for a black cat.

From Lufthansa’s crane to United’s tulip, the stories behind twelve airline logos designed for the jet age.

A testament to the inescapable pull of making something out of nothing.

Take the State of JavaScript survey: a programming language that grew up much, much bigger than anybody ever anticipated.

Software used to be made like a painting, one layer at a time. With agents, it’s closer to sculpture, and the hard part is seeing what to keep.