A deep dive into which software subscriptions are truly worth the cost, from privacy tools like Kagi and Mullvad to the heated debate over YouTube Premium. Discover what tech professionals pay for and what they skip.
Discover unconventional yet effective work optimization techniques, including planning on paper before coding, defining clear acceptance criteria, and adopting a sustainable work pace to reduce stress and improve long-term output.
Developers discuss the real-world impact of AI on their careers. The consensus points to a shift from writing code to high-level engineering, system design, and managing AI-generated complexity.
An analysis of why AI coding tools like Claude Code and Cursor have captured developer mindshare, exploring their superior UX, effective pricing models, and the shortcomings of competitors like Gemini.
Explore a variety of window management solutions, from popular macOS apps like Moom and Magnet to tiling managers like Notion and the simple strategy of adding more monitors. Discover the right tools and techniques to optimize your digital workspace.
Developers discuss why they still build CLI tools for work and fun, sharing creative projects like ANSI image viewers and practical tips for improving usability with simple color.
Measuring individual developer productivity is a common goal, but it often backfires. Discover why focusing on team-level predictability and direct communication is a more effective strategy for engineering success.
Is your Kanban board overflowing with stagnant tasks? Discover practical strategies for effective prioritization, board curation, and process discipline to turn your to-do list graveyard into a dynamic workflow pipeline.
Discover a curated list of project ideas from the tech community, ranging from high-value niche software for expat taxes to AI-powered productivity tools and innovative financial apps.
Discover why many developers and power users are ditching the traditional Caps Lock function in favor of remapping it to more useful keys like Escape, and explore the arguments for keeping it.