I redesigned English
English does not follow its own rules. After cataloguing everything it forces learners to memorise, I designed a regular version: World English.
English does not follow its own rules. After cataloguing everything it forces learners to memorise, I designed a regular version: World English.
AllSearch is live: track whether your products actually appear when ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI answer shopping questions about your category.
A route into Rust for experienced developers: A Half-Hour to Learn Rust for the shape of it, then Rustlings for the syntax, then something real.
NFT Map Quest is live: zoom to any place on the world map and mint it as a token on Optimism, where a mint costs 0.01 ETH and fees stay under $2.
After two years away from tech, a new video course: Mastering the iOS Interview, on preparing for and getting through your next iOS job interview.
Keep the App Store Xcode as the current one and add older or beta versions alongside it, downloaded from Apple's developer downloads and renamed.
Installing the experimental Swift snapshot with WebAssembly support on macOS, then getting the first Swift code running inside a Wasm runtime.
Building a web UI in SwiftUI-inspired syntax with Tokamak, compiled to WebAssembly by SwiftWasm — the toolchain, the project setup and the first app.
Stop losing thirty tabs to a mistyped ⌘Q: remap Safari's Quit shortcut to ⌥⌘Q, then wire ⌘Q to an AppleScript that asks before quitting.
Store init parameters and dependencies as properties at the entity's own access level. It costs nothing, and it buys transparency, scale and testability.