I've read a lot of articles like this in the past months and there seems to be a really big problem with bots, ai slop and open source projects.

Genuinely the idea this guy had is great; everybody should do it as long it is working.

An alternative title for this article could be "How we destroyed the web by listening to marketers and advertising people."

I was in the crowd at the Beyond Tellerrand Conf in Düsseldorf in 2014(?) when Brad showed the world his Atomic Design Framework and Patternlab. For that time, it was something we (the UX/UI engineers) needed. The next couple of years, atomic design was my way to go... and then it slowly faded away.

This is a nice, comprehensive read about that, kind of nostalgic...

I am not happy that they (finally) read the room and added vertical tabs. Not that I dislike the feature, but I am kind of annoyed by Zen Browser as it randomly deletes all my cookies, storage, and credentials.

Welp, I might return to chrome for a while...

A wonderful film – based on a great book that I have already written about here. Sure, probably more than half of the things that made the book so special were left out, but the fact that the movie still works so well speaks volumes for the story.

I honestly didn't think Ryan Gosling could play such a convincing nerd, but... chapeau. Maybe I'll start wearing my glasses like him now – on "standby," just dangling loosely from one ear. Another positive note: the film naturally uses a lot of CGI, but also many practical effects, especially in one specific area that I won't go into because of spoilers. Oh, and avoid the trailer! Just go to the cinema!

After you have seen the movie, you'll understand why the movie is so 👎 ... in a good way!