👨‍💻 Software, Coding and UX

Are developers who refuse to learn low‑code tools just gatekeeping their own jobs?

Should developers stop worshiping Apple and admit their software is full of bugs?

Is vanilla JavaScript still relevant in 2026 or should you just learn a framework?

Do you actually need UX design, or is it just a crutch for bad users?

Does anyone else feel like Figma's UX is getting cluttered and harder to use?

Is the Odin Project worth the time for someone starting from zero?

Is Udemy better than YouTube for beginners?

Most open-source software is only free because your time spent configuring it isn't valued.

Why do music apps keep hiding the shuffle button in updates?

Should developers stop worshipping minimalism and just give users buttons already?

Are subscription prices in apps getting ridiculous lately?

What's the biggest mistake when moving from coding to no-code platforms?

Do you trust AI-generated code in production without human review anymore?

Is VS Code actually slowing down your dev workflow compared to Neovim?

What's your take on coding practices that reduce digital waste and energy use?

Does this pro-level UX book actually help a new coder?

Should a beginner build a project before finishing a tutorial?

Does paying extra for a Wix or Squarespace site really make a difference?

Do UX designers and developers secretly despise each other more than they admit?

Should we stop using Python for AI because its energy efficiency is embarrassingly low?