11ty is dead, long live Build Awesome
The static site generator I've backed for years just got its future sorted.
A collection of interesting articles, tools, and ideas I've stumbled upon shared here as bookmarks and notes.
The static site generator I've backed for years just got its future sorted.
Benj Edwards burned through 50 projects in two months with AI coding agents and I know the feeling.
Sometimes stepping back to understand your audience matters more than shipping the next feature.
How well-designed URLs can replace state stores with shareable, bookmarkable state.
Daniel Vaughan built an agent that generates sketchnotes from YouTube videos — a visual triage step before committing to long-form content.
Ben Kuhn shares his playbook for managing complex projects at scale, from maintaining detailed plans to delegating management itself.
Boyd Kane explains why treating AI like debuggable code misses the fundamental difference in how these systems work.
The first community-driven policy I've seen that treats AI as a tool requiring human accountability, not a shortcut.
Meeting creep, quick questions and context switching crush flow.
Use the native HTML output element to announce dynamic results — semantic, accessible, and simple.
Anthropic argues that “context engineering” — not prompt tricks — is how agents stay accurate at long horizons.
Fabrizio Ferri Benedetti highlights docs-driven development and the rise of technical writers as “context curators” so AI can truly RTFM.
Miriam Suzanne from OddBird explains how combining CSS units can lead to more robust and user-friendly typography.
Lullabot's thoughts on 'How to build your AI integration strategy right'.
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