is this @beyondtellerrand.com or an Explosions In The Sky concert? @bradfrost.com and Ian Frost doing something very different (and very cool)

build something, teach someone else, explore the world outside the walled gardens, and take back control of your experience online LOVE this talk from @sachajudd.com @beyondtellerrand.com

Why fun, accessibility, and collaboration are essential to developer learning ➡️ @github.com podcast episode with @cassidoo.co, @jason.energy, @abbycabs.dev, and Andrea youtu.be/YnqJOJ9FzvE?...

“The thing you need to know about fandoms is… they’re horny.” — @sachajudd.com loving this history of the web through the evolution of fandom communities at @beyondtellerrand.com

“when you see a passionate weirdo, it just rubs off on you” — @nerdy.dev live sampling + sequencers + banjo + CSS + endless enthusiasm + unleashed creative energy impossible to watch Adam without smiling

always a pleasure to see @nerdy.dev unleash creative chaos on stage @beyondtellerrand.com

“Do we want to design for the world as it is? Or do we want to design how it should be?” We can control the future with our choices, because “we live in a narrative-driven world.” — Thorsten Jonas at @beyondtellerrand.com

“Progress comes from doing things differently.” — Thorsten Jonas great talk exploring nuances of our design choices. it’s not about NEVER using these tools; it’s about considering their full impact and choosing things that improve the world, not just chasing trends

hello again @beyondtellerrand.com

my heart is extra full today seeing the timeline so full of joy because people successfully stood up for inclusivity and dignity and building a better world for everyone caring and working to make things better is a slow, difficult path, but the rewards are worth it

If we take your AI tools away, can you still code? 👀

Who you gonna call? ...Squirtle, apparently. Find out what the heck @bizza.pizza was up to in the latest Web Dev Challenge: codetv.link/wdc/s2e11

That full pairing and observation is also often the only way that a mentor can pass on the things they’ve forgotten they know. It can be shocking how quickly we can forget that what is now muscle memory was once mystery.

watching someone experienced work is a very underrated way to level up. "tacit knowledge transfer" is how we learn all the little tips and techniques and shortcuts that make experts so dang fast and effective, and it's really, really hard to learn that stuff in other ways

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who is behind this account and how do we punish them for this pun?

ep216 of @whiskey.fm (live) All Things Open 2025 @shrutikapoor08.bsky.social shares her career journey, career tips, tricks, and trips, and a little bit of whatnot in this episode with host @robbiethewagner.dev and guest host @jason.energy nerdy.dev/www-ep216-wi...

6 hour delay turned into a nice reunion @mewtru.com @jason.energy @marisamorby.com

Deeply inspired by conversations with @simonwillison.net @s.ly @johnlindquist.com @jason.energy @knowtheory.net and @pfrazee.com The best part of #GitHubUniverse is bringing together people from across the different ecosystems

just spotted @danielroe.dev in the day 2 mentor at @github.com Universe 👀

on my way to SF for @github.com Universe — who am I going to see there? 👀

"Hi! It looks like you're trying to do [literally anything]. Instead of a button, would you like me to do a worse job using a worse interface? (This will be v. expensive, btw.)"

For The Programming Podcast, we are VERY selective on the guest cohosts we bring on. We try to make sure that if they are there, it is for a huge purpose, and y'all seem to love this. Who should we start aiming to bring on next? Who do YOU want to hear, and the big one, WHY? @leonnoel.bsky.social

if I could magically change one thing about myself, it would be to make my "engaged in conversation" face look less like an "I will twist your head off if you keep looking at me" face

the CSS rule you'll never know until you need it, and the pain of needing it will ensure you never forget

Did @jherr.dev know the clock was already running? 😅 Find out if Jack ever started coding in the full episode: codetv.link/wdc/s2e11

@codetv.dev Dev Squares was a blast! Thanks to @jason.energy and @willjohnson.bsky.social for letting me participate and to the rest of the experts and contestants!

For this week's halloween masks @codepen.io challenge, I present to you: Unmasked! codepen.io/hexagoncircl...

Jason has an amazing body of work and can transform your internal or customer facing presentations into memorable pieces that not only turn information to knowledge but humanize your developers to tie everything together

quick (re)intro: I'm Jason, I make tv for developers at @codetv.dev & I love teaming up with devtools companies and individual devs to make unique, memorable projects - custom video - event installations - devrel / marketing strategy & campaigns I want to work with you! details: jason.energy/links

what's the best prize you've seen given away (or want to see given away) at a conference or as part of a game? we're cooking something at @codetv.dev and want to make sure the prizes are things people actually want items under $600, ideally

New for @codetv.dev supporters! Build a custom hotline using Twilio ConversationRelay, featuring @bizza.pizza, Pedro, @jherr.dev, Sherm, Avi, and Dibs codetv.link/wdc/s2e11

this is awesome. great work, @trost.codes!

oh dang @marisamorby.com and I need to cosplay this one

Okay, for the folks who asked: here's the majority AI view, writing up the reasonable, thoughtful view on AI that the vast majority of people in tech hold, that gets overshadowed by the bluster and hype of the tycoons trying to shill their nonsense. anildash.com/2025/10/17/t... Please share!

More than *anything* the people who actually know how technology works, who actually build things, wish that people would treat LLMs like every other technology, and be normal about them. Don't build a religion about them, don't force them on people, don't ignore the problems. Just be normal.

"I have a decent fluency in LLMs, and they have utility, but the absurd degree of over-hype, the way they're being forced on everyone, and the insistence on ignoring the many valid critiques about them make it very difficult to focus on legitimate uses where they might add value."

tech check. super excited to give the opening keynote for @leaddev.com New York in a few minutes!

what’s up NY? I’m in town for @leaddev.com — say hi if you’re here!

thanks for a great time, @allthingsopen.bsky.social 💜

I’m at @allthingsopen.bsky.social today! come say hi if you see me

do you have an idea that you’ve been meaning to build? (or want to help someone build theirs?) are you going to be in SF on Oct 21? I’m teaming up with @clerk.com to put on a hackathon where you’ll get to demo to industry heavy hitters! limited spots, so sign up now luma.com/e4cdjt3u

do you have an idea that you’ve been meaning to build? (or want to help someone build theirs?) are you going to be in SF on Oct 21? I’m teaming up with @clerk.com to put on a hackathon where you’ll get to demo to industry heavy hitters! limited spots, so sign up now luma.com/e4cdjt3u

This uses JS and a circle for each dot. However, it can be done with pure CSS and one element using this technique frontendmasters.com/blog/pure-cs...

goose makes it easy to build apps fast, so we raised the stakes. We challenged six developers to build one in four hours with a single rule: their apps couldn’t rely on a keyboard or mouse.

When we said build an app with alternative inputs, @leonnoel.com said SAY LESS. See what he and @ericaxtech.bsky.app built together: codetv.link/wdc/s2e10

⚠️ In 90 Minutes When porting a site to Astro, how do you handle images? @marcysutton.com and @jason.energy pair program to set it up on Marcy’s site. Details:

Every time I watch @codetv.dev , I find myself enjoying and learning at the same time!

Ready to meet the teams from the latest Web Dev Challenge? Jump into this thread!

the curse of being a dedicated generalist is that I worked on this design and started feeling nostalgic for the days I was a FT designer then I worked on code and missed the days when I was a FT programmer as a generalist, everything is fun and there's never enough time to focus on any of it 😭