Kerrick Long (blog)
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- 31 from 2 Mar 2025 to 3 Jan 2026
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- 2025 in Books: Software, Business, and Magic
- Useful Work Produced by People We Find Reprehensible
- AI Agent “Security” in One Screenshot
- “I am Antigravity. I am ready. Go.”
- Ratatui Bindings for Ruby
- Programming Ruby 4 (The 6th Edition of the Pickaxe Book) Available Now (Beta)
- Re: Affordances and Lean CSS
- Re: More Fluent Method Signatures in Ruby
- One Weird Choice That Makes Font Sizes Easy
- This Great Tool Helps You Name Any Hex Color
- Use AI to Stand In for a Domain Expert
- Did 37Signals Just Accidentally Make Writebook Open Source?
- Humble Bundle Abandons History of DRM Free Media
- A New Best Practice for User Friendly 404 Page Design?
- Peter Coad Slams Alexander’s “Pattern” Theory. Is He Right?
- Re: Emily Bache on Ward Cunningham’s Fearless Refactoring
- Acceptance Tests and Unit Tests as Documents First, Tests Second
- Learning to Code Without a Map: Mentorship and Entry Paths in the Post-Bootcamp Era
- Re: One Soft Navigation per Page Load
- I Vibe Coded a WordPress Plugin and Shipped it to Production
- The Big OOPs: Anatomy of a Thirty-five-year Mistake
- Automated Tests as Waste vs. Needed
- Confessions of a Software Developer: No More Self-Censorship
- Ship Software That Does Nothing
- Kerrick’s Wager: on the Future of Manual Programming
- What Books Should I Read to Learn ASP.NET Core and Blazor?
- I Started Reading 26 Books About C# and .NET. Here Are the 2 I’ll Actually Finish ASAP.
- Fizz Buzz, Object-Oriented Edition: Exploring the Open/Closed Principle With Polymorphism and Metaprogramming
- 30,656 Pages of Books About the .NET Ecosystem: C#, Blazor, ASP.NET, & T-SQL
- Why I’m Learning C# and .NET After Two Decades of Programming