#software, coding and ux

Do online certification courses help you get a programming job?

Is "UX" just a fancy excuse for making things that look good but work worse?

Has the price hike for premium dev tools pushed you toward open source alternatives?

Do developers actually test their apps before releasing updates?

Is paying for a premium Adobe Creative Cloud plan still worth it for a solo designer

Are you sticking with wordpress or moving to a simpler website builder

Does great UX always mean worse code?

Is Spotify making me pay more for worse features

Is paying for expensive coding bootcamps a complete waste of money compared to free YouTube tutorials?

Does every new software update just exist to make you feel stupid for liking the old version?

Are free coding bootcamps just selling you false hope for a tech job?

Have you switched to a smaller framework to keep your app bundle fast?

Has the UX design role changed with generative AI integration?

Is it rude to leave a one-star review without explaining why?

Is "clean code" just a cult that shames working developers into rewriting everything twice?

Should you ditch Google for a more private search engine?

Are you ditching Figma due to Adobe’s price and feature changes?

What's your take on the best code editor for someone who hates context switching?

Has anyone else noticed coding for speed vs usability feeling like a trade-off lately?

React JS vs Svelte — which is more future-proof for web apps?