Link List

The research-plan-imple­ment work­flow I use to build soft­ware with Claude Code, and why I nev­er let it write code until I’ve approved a writ­ten plan.

Orga­ni­za­tions may stop review­ing LLM-gen­er­at­ed code due to its speed and vol­ume. Rig­or would shift to detailed spec­i­fi­ca­tions and tests, requir­ing an orga­ni­za­tion­al deci­sion.

Loads envi­ron­ment vari­ables from .env for node­js projects. — motdotla/​dotenv

I stopped design­ing in Fig­ma and start­ed build­ing direct­ly in AI cod­ing uutools, shap­ing real prod­ucts in real time instead of hand­ing off mock­ups and wait­ing for inter­pre­ta­tion.

LLMs make cus­tom soft­ware and tools cheap, like 3D print­ing for jigs. Unlike 3D print­ing, LLM code has no qual­i­ty penal­ty, allow­ing for tai­lored solu­tions.

Tiny macOS menu bar app that keeps your Codex, Claude Code, Cur­sor, Gem­i­ni, Anti­grav­i­ty, Droid (Fac­to­ry), Copi­lot, and z.ai lim­its vis­i­ble.

Learn to con­nect Claude Code to a local open-source LLM. This lets you con­tin­ue cod­ing when your Anthrop­ic quo­ta runs out.

AI cod­ing tools are spark­ing an indie soft­ware rev­o­lu­tion. Dou­bled ​“Show HN” posts show the pre­dict­ed ​“shov­el­ware” flood is here.

ReliC­SS scans CSS to iden­ti­fy lega­cy brows­er hacks, help­ing mod­ern­ize old code. It runs entire­ly in your brows­er, ensur­ing client code pri­va­cy.

The ulti­mate Three.js course whether you are a begin­ner or a more advanced devel­op­er

This web­page pro­vides doc­u­men­ta­tion for TRMNL Frame­work v2, detail­ing guides, util­i­ties, and com­po­nents for inter­face design. It focus­es on opti­miz­ing for 1‑bit ren­der­ing and diverse dis­play prop­er­ties.

300 exam­ples for Motion (for­mer­ly Framer Motion). Full source code for React, JS, and Vue ani­ma­tions.

Tra­di­tion­al soft­ware engi­neer­ing is deter­min­is­tic, while AI agents oper­ate prob­a­bilis­ti­cal­ly. This fun­da­men­tal dif­fer­ence cre­ates chal­lenges for engi­neers accus­tomed to strict inter­faces and pre­dictable out­comes.

A secu­ri­ty-focused npm installer that pro­tects your projects from new­ly com­pro­mised pack­ages.

A beau­ti­ful­ly designed site about cod­ing.

Loki is a log aggre­ga­tion sys­tem designed to store and query logs from all your appli­ca­tions and infra­struc­ture.

A bit of his­to­ry on the opti­mal line length for text whether for cod­ing or read­ing.

Claude Code has con­sid­er­ably changed my rela­tion­ship to writ­ing and main­tain­ing code at scale. I still write code at the same lev­el of qual­i­ty, but I feel like I have a new free­dom of expres­sion which is hard to ful­ly artic­u­late. Claude Code has decou­pled myself from writ­ing every line of code, I still con­sid­er myself ful­ly respon­si­ble for every­thing I ship to Puzzmo, but the abil­i­ty to instant­ly cre­ate a whole scene instead of going line by line, word by word is incred­i­bly pow­er­ful.

Dive deep into QR codes.

Bio­me­JS is a tool for JavaScript code for­mat­ting and lint­ing that com­bines the func­tion­al­i­ties of Pret­ti­er and ESLint. It can stream­line work­flows and enhance per­for­mance by uti­liz­ing Rust and mul­ti­thread­ing behind the scenes, which is ben­e­fi­cial for large code­bas­es.

Intro­duc­ing the rel­a­tive­ly new Cook­ie Store API, and what it means for web appli­ca­tions.

Spectral.js is a light­weight JavaScript library for real­is­tic pig­ment mix­ing, using the Kubel­ka-Munk the­o­ry to sim­u­late how real paints absorb and scat­ter light.

Ram­p­en­Sau is light­weight, depen­den­cy free and fast JavaScript func­tion writ­ten in Type­Script. It gen­er­ates col­or ramps based on a curve with­in the HSL col­or mod­el. This page serves as pre­view for the vari­ety of options the func­tion takes.

📄 A curat­ed list of awe­some .cur­sor­rules files. Con­tribute to Patrick­JS/awe­some-cur­sor­rules devel­op­ment by cre­at­ing an account on GitHub.

AI for­gets things between chats. Cur­sor Rules fix this. Learn why you need them and a trick to make writ­ing them easy.

We’ve final­ly crossed an inflec­tion point of mod­el util­i­ty where the out­put is actu­al­ly worth more than the cost for real dev work. It’s start­ing to make sense to throw lots of mon­ey towards infer­ence.

Using Craft CMS to feed a cus­tom TRMNL plu­g­in.

Vig­i­lant is a tool for aggre­gat­ing appli­ca­tion logs. Use the SDK to send logs and view them in a dash­board.

What I use them for and what I don’t

How stub­born devel­op­ers are get­ting left behind by refus­ing to adopt chat-ori­ent­ed pro­gram­ming (CHOP) as their pri­ma­ry devel­op­ment approach.