Software development topics I've changed my mind on(chriskiehl.com)
806 points by belter | 737 comments
Personal blog post listing software development opinions the author changed after 10 years working in the industry.
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Implementers, Solvers, and Finders(rkoutnik.com)
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Ghostty is leaving GitHub(mitchellh.com)
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Mitchell Hashimoto's blog post announcing that the Ghostty terminal emulator project is moving off GitHub, reflecting on his long history with the platform.
Things I learned from 5 years at Vercel(leerob.com)
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149 points by mooreds | 36 comments
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