👨‍💻 Software, Coding and UX

Should coding projects avoid all boilerplate templates?

"Clean code" is a cult — how much does readability actually hurt performance?

Why is my banking app so slow but my TikTok is fast?

Is Rust's reputation genuinely earned, or is it just hype from people who love to feel superior?

Has your company replaced human coders with AI tools yet?

Is open-source really better for the planet, or is it a clunky mess that only geeks pretend to love?

Is it just me or do loading spinners feel like a design cop out?

With rising SaaS costs, are you building more internal tools with no-code or low-code platforms?

Should I still learn to code with AI tools like ChatGPT?

Is learning to code worth it in 2025 if I just want a decent salary?

What's your take on story points—genuinely helpful or just corporate admin with a fancy name?

Are the new free ai coding assistants good enough to replace paid plans

Is Apple’s UX really superior, or just better marketing for a locked ecosystem?

Is OpenAI DevDay Pro membership actually worth it for UX researchers?

Does your team actually use that expensive UX software every day?

Should beginner coders skip bootcamps and just learn from free YouTube tutorials, or is that a dangerous shortcut?

Is the AI code assistant making senior devs less careful?

Why do some apps drain my battery so much more than others?

Do software engineers secretly hate designers, and should they?

Why do websites keep redesigning their buttons to be harder to find?