Webkit.org: The success of Interop 2024!

I've been noodling on how we might lower the cost to create prototypes of sites for people who aren't technical. When I speak to a lot of people about websites, they kinda know what they want and can describe it, but it's a lot of work for them to get a functional skeleton of a site working, so ultimately they don't build that site or they just...

This great post by Dion "English will become the most popular development language in 6 years" is worth a mull imho. There's obviously a lot of push back on LLM's be it what they were trained on and how much energy they use. However the technology is here, and Dion poses a great question: Will natural language become the way people control their...

I fondly remember the early days of the web. I remember my first time on the Web in an Internet cafe with my friend Bob, patiently waiting for the only thing we knew to load (cnn.com). It was a time intertwined with a lot of other personal discoveries: ICQ, uh-oh and a/s/l; software modems that didn't work with my Cyrix P150+, Quake @ 2fps on the...

My approach to running a link blog I really like Simon's approach to running a link blog and his principles really resonate with me I always include the names of the people who created the content I am linking to, if I can figure that out. Credit is really important, and it’s also useful for myself because I can later search for someone’s name...

My buddy Dion made a great post "English will become the most popular development language in 6 years". Dion's vision is pretty expansive, but it really tickled my brain. I've been creating a fair number of web-apps with Replit. These "agents" are awesome, they take me through the entire app process. But what if I just want a small bit of my...