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I love reading technical articles that do not have any or very little actual code. Just ideas in plain english. Up and downs of why it worked and when it doesn't.

Tired:
• frontend vs. backend
• generic programming memes; centering a <div> 🥱

Wired:
• accessibility; progressive enhancement
• useful library/package updates 🤓

Inspired:
• new web standards, patterns and industry trends
• why you chose a framework, library or tool over a credible alternative 🤩

Same. “Why I chose [library A] over a credible alternative [library B]” is the sort of content I would love to see more of around here.

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Same. “Why I chose [library A] over a credible alternative [library B]” is the sort of content I would love to see more of around here.

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Then I think you'll like my thread casts or /paragraph  posts 😄 jff

Same here, but mostly general things... not limited to programming
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Technical articles in plain English make complex concepts so much more accessible and interesting

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