👨‍💻 Software, Coding and UX

How much are you willing to pay for a code editor that writes itself?

Would you ever trust AI to design a full user interface?

Is UX research being replaced by AI user testing in 2025?

Are you ditching complicated software for apps that just work?

Do you need to learn design before you start coding an app?

Is "clean code" just a luxury that only enterprise teams can afford to care about?

Should freelancers switch to open source software to save money?

Are you a worse programmer if you can’t build anything without a framework like React or Next.js?

After the latest LLM updates, do you still manually review its code output?

Which upwork niche pays better right now, react or python?

Is "clean code" just a cult that slows down real engineering?

Which UX design software is easiest for non-designers to pick up?

How do you deal with UX feedback that completely ignores technical limits?

Is Visual Studio Code overrated for web development

Which online course is better for a total beginner, Udemy or Coursera?

Is a full-year JetBrains All Products Pack actually worth it for freelance devs?

Are you choosing sustainable UX design over flashy features in 2025?

Did “move fast and break things” ruin software quality forever, or is it the only way to innovate?

Why do some websites still load so slowly even on fast internet?

Is Framer easier to use than Webflow for solo freelancers?