👨‍💻 Software, Coding and UX

Is traditional software engineering still worth it when AI can prototype everything?

Should your apps always ask for permission before tracking you?

Why do devs bury the logout button in three layers of menus?

Can you be a great coder without caring about visual design even a little bit?

Dark mode is worse for your eyes—why are UX designers still forcing it on everyone?

Should coding tutorials focus more on fixing real problems instead of teaching the latest trendy tools?

Is buying a $50 Udemy course better than free YouTube tutorials?

Is Visual Studio Code turning beginners into lazy coders who never learn the command line?

With Apple and Google pushing AR, is your UX workflow adapting fast enough?

Is paying for an ad-free version of an app worth the money?

Is writing “clean code” actually just a waste of time that slows everyone down?

Is functional programming just a pretentious trend, or does it genuinely outclass OOP in real-world projects?

Do you still need separate design software with AI built in?

Is your streaming app getting harder to find anything good?

Do you need a computer science degree to get a coding job?

Is Framer still a relevant tool for building client websites in 2025

Do apps actually get worse after each update?

Can you learn coding without actually writing code?

Does Tailwind CSS actually make you a worse designer, or just a faster one?

Should app updates always be forced automatically?