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Think back to your first encounter with the concept of learning in public. Is it tech-related? ...

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I was going through some old photos earlier today and was thinking a bit about my first years in...

Hello, experienced coders and newbies alike! You've likely witnessed the dilemma faced by newbies or...

As developers, our first year in the field is filled with numerous learning opportunities and...

As a community of over one million developers from all over the world, we have the opportunity to...

Python, known for its simplicity and readability, is an excellent programming language for beginners...

This post features a comprehensive list of 30 free APIs for developers, covering various categories such as open data, weather, news, AI & NLP, and sports. It also highlights key insights from a Datadog report on cloud security, discusses tips for designing fault-tolerant systems, and provides a roadmap for learning generative AI. Additionally, it delves into the evolution of HTTP protocols and the structure of URLs.

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A Digital Garden allows you to share and refine your ideas publicly in a non-linear format. Unlike traditional blogs, it evolves over time, encouraging continuous updates and engagement. You can build a digital garden using tools like Quartz, Tiddly Wiki, Obsidian PKM, and Roam Research. The process involves setting up Quartz, creating a GitHub repository, and customizing files for personal details and appearance. A digital garden is a valuable tool for documenting learning, refining thoughts, and receiving feedback from peers.

Tech entrepreneurship is often romanticized as the path to success, but it's riddled with challenges and a high failure rate. The post critiques the glorification of hustle culture and the myth of the lone founder, highlighting the realities and risks involved in starting a business. It argues that true entrepreneurs are driven by persistence and resilience, not just big ideas or external validation.

Mark Zuckerberg claims to advocate for freedom of expression, but this is questioned in the context of centralized social networks. An alternative presented is RSS, a technology from the roots of the internet that allows users to consume content directly from sources without third-party interference. The post explains how RSS works, highlights its benefits, and mentions various RSS readers, including a new reader app, Chaski. Despite a decline in RSS popularity, it's suggested as a viable solution for staying informed without the influence of big tech companies.

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Adaptive user interfaces are transforming design by reacting dynamically to user intent. From static digital filing systems to Google's Knowledge Graph, and now contextual UIs, the evolution has focused on providing immediate, context-aware information. Modern products like Amplitude, Arc, Gong, and Cursor.so exemplify how intelligent interfaces enhance usability across sectors by minimizing cognitive load and predicting user needs. This shift towards fluid, adaptive interfaces promises a more intuitive and connected digital experience.

Web designs can stand out by using specific techniques like full-height video backgrounds that complement the rest of the design. This guide walks through creating a visually appealing web design using stock videos, with practical steps to incorporate them into a WordPress site. Key elements include adding content strategically and aligning elements to create a cohesive layout.