A Halloween Horror Story: A Java Developer Gets into Angular
A blog by @de_thoom
https://jdriven.com/blog/2025/10/halloween-horror-frontend
#Java #blogtober #JDriven #angular #frontend #dev #softwaredevelopment
A Halloween Horror Story: A Java Developer Gets into Angular
A blog by @de_thoom
https://jdriven.com/blog/2025/10/halloween-horror-frontend
#Java #blogtober #JDriven #angular #frontend #dev #softwaredevelopment
✍️ New post: To Affinity and Beyond
#blogtober #design #tools #affinity
https://matthiasott.com/notes/to-affinity-and-beyond
Nushell basics: structured data in your shell.
In our TechRadar Spring 2025 edition we highlighted the IntelliJ HTTP client and Bruno as alternatives to Postman, and also introduced you to Nushell. This post will focus on the latter.
A JDriven blog by Arjen Tebbenhof.
CSS Secrets: Using min() Function Instead of Media Queries
A blog by Jacob van Lingen.
https://jdriven.com/blog/2025/10/CSS-Secrets-Using-min-Function-Instead-of-Media-Queries
#JDriven #blogtober #css #frontend #softwaredevelopment #dev
Can AI be your security guard?
If an AI is clever enough to write our code, shouldn’t it be clever enough to secure it?
It turns out that AI tools, on their own, are quite bad at spotting the very vulnerabilities they help create. The real path forward seems to be a more balanced approach, one that combines the contextual strengths of AI with the proven reliability of traditional security tools.
A blog by Arjen Wiersma.
Debugging Democracy: What political fragmentation can teach software teams
A blog by @erikj
✍️ New post: The Mystery of Storytelling
#blogtober #stories #storytelling #writing #process
https://matthiasott.com/notes/the-mystery-of-storytelling
✍️ New post: Amateurs!
#blogtober #books #web #internet #culture
https://matthiasott.com/notes/amateurs