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I joined Jared again on the Dead Code Podcast to go a bit deeper on my post, The Death of a Software Craftsman.

Almost a year ago, I returned to the Linux Desktop after almost 20 years.

I created pwa.support as a way to both examine any website to see if it can be installed as a progressive web app, but also to capture in some detail the depressing state of support for this concept across major browsers and operating systems.

The death of a software craftsman Well, it happens a lot ‘round here You think quality is a common goal That goes to show how little you know Developers work hard over the years to cultivate tools and techniques to improve the quality of the construction…

I recently got to chat with Jared Norman on the Dead Code Podcast.

I’ve thought deeply about building CLIs and built a lot of them over the years.

I created a short (8 minute) screencast on adding a confirmation dialog to form submissions using BrutRB’s bundled Web Components.

When a system isn’t working, it’s far easier to debug the problem when that system produces good error messages as well as useful diagnostics.

This is a whirlwind tour of the basics of Brut, where I build a blog from scratch in a bit over 15 minutes.

Brut aims to be a simple, yet fully-featured web framework for Ruby.