This week I read about Reddit’s bullshit and CEOs screwing over employees.
In Depth
Software Development & Design
- XUnit Tests, JetBrains Rider, and Counting Until Failure - Khalid Abuhakmeh
- Single Line Comments in CSS - Jim Nielsen
- Browser Defaults We Throw Away - Jim Nielsen
- Introducing the popover API - Una Kravets
- Gratitude For a Web That Tries Not to Break - Jim Nielsen
Technology & the Internet
- Nailspotting - Jeremy Keith
- This is the top reason Android users switch to iPhone – and it’s not blue bubbles - Michael Potluck
- Two Texas Indie Developers Made It Big on Twitter a Decade Ago. Now They’re Fighting It. - Andrew Logan
- Blatant tech frauds run amok on the biggest online marketplaces - Scharon Harding
- Web Apps on MacOS Sonoma Beta - Thomas Steiner
- First Impressions of Vision Pro and VisionOS - John Gruber
- AI Will Never Fit Into A Licensing Regime - Matthew Lane
- Reddit’s plan to kill third-party apps sparks widespread protests - Ron Amadeo
- Apollo will Close June 30 - Christian Selig
Science
- To keep Starliner flying, Boeing must make some hard choices - Eric Berger
- Heads up! Stunning birds are all around us, even in dense cities - Melissa Block
- The big idea: Are cats really domesticated? - Jonathan B. Losos