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André Staltz

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66 from 22 Aug 2015 to 7 Oct 2026
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monthly (10 in the last year)
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personal blog
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2026 10

  1. Time Till Open Source Alternative is now zero
  2. Time Till Open Source Alternative is now zero 2026-October
  3. Farewell, programming
  4. Farewell, programming 2026-September
  5. I am 7x more productive with AI
  6. I am 7x more productive with AI 2026-July
  7. One-handed clock
  8. One-handed clock 2026-July
  9. From coder to curator
  10. From coder to curator 2026-July

2023 6

  1. Google shattered human connection
  2. Google shattered human connection 2023-July
  3. Parametric Progress
  4. Back to the Web
  5. Parametric Progress 2023-April
  6. Back to the Web 2023-April

2022 5

  1. Time Till Open Source Alternative
  2. Time Till Open Source Alternative 2022-August
  3. The Myth of Mass Collaboration
  4. The Myth of Mass Collaboration 2022-August
  5. Some people want to run their own servers 2022-January

2021 1

  1. Rust for Mobile? Not yet 2021-October

2019 1

  1. Software below the poverty line 2019-June

2018 12

  1. The year tech giants peaked – 2018, a retrospective 2018-December
  2. JavaScript Getter-Setter Pyramid 2018-December
  3. The two schools of thought in open source 2018-December
  4. The Cybe 2018-October
  5. Reinvent the Social Web 2018-October
  6. Early days in the Manyverse 2018-September
  7. EU's Copyright Directive and the P2P Internet 2018-September
  8. Use React in Cycle.js and vice-versa 2018-July
  9. Your IDE as a presentation tool 2018-June
  10. Promises are not neutral enough 2018-February
  11. Open source without maintainers 2018-February
  12. Why we need Callbags 2018-January

2017 14

  1. A plan to rescue the Web from the Internet 2017-December
  2. The Web began dying in 2014, here's how 2017-October
  3. Primer on RxJS Schedulers 2017-October
  4. Layers of the internet economy 2017-August
  5. SemVer, TypeScript and RxJS 2017-July
  6. Guidelines for a new programming language 2017-May
  7. The single tip that made me a better programmer 2017-April
  8. An off-grid social network 2017-April
  9. Cold and hot callbacks 2017-March
  10. Why we actually built xstream 2017-March
  11. My last day and my first day 2017-March
  12. The web needs OpenWebTraffic 2017-February
  13. What happens when you block internet giants 2017-January
  14. API design tips for libraries 2017-January

2016 9

  1. Libraries shouldn't support everything 2016-December
  2. I won't use SemVer patch versions anymore 2016-October
  3. React could love Web Components 2016-September
  4. Is your JavaScript function actually pure? 2016-August
  5. Setting up a JavaScript monorepo 2016-July
  6. Everywhereness as a foundation 2016-May
  7. Why we built xstream 2016-April
  8. All JS libraries should be authored in TypeScript 2016-March
  9. Some problems with React/Redux 2016-January

2015 5

  1. How to debug RxJS code 2015-December
  2. Nothing new in React and Flux except one thing 2015-November
  3. Rx glitches aren't actually a problem 2015-November
  4. Random namespacing in Cycle.js 2015-September
  5. Unidirectional User Interface Architectures 2015-August

Undated 3

  1. "big tweets"
  2. Read blog
  3. Watch talks