Developer Spotlight: Andrew Woan

A beautifully honest, unexpectedly funny reflection on creativity, code, and being human—this is not your average dev story.

I was reflecting on what I learned about CSS Carousels recently. There’s a lot they can do right out of the box (and some things they don’t) once you define… Weiterlesen »Scroll-Driven Animations Inside a CSS Carousel

We tested the best electric bikes in every category: commuting, mountain biking, foldable, cruisers, and more.

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. The first US hub for experimental medical treatments… Weiterlesen »The Download: Montana’s experimental treatments, and Google DeepMind’s new AI agent

We may earn a commission from links on this page. As a marathon runner, I’ve always taken a minimalist (read: cheap) approach to my gear. But when it comes to… Weiterlesen »When You Need Different Shoes for Different Types of Runs (and When One Pair Is Fine)

Elon Musk’s social media company has continued to accept payments for subscriptions from entities barred from doing business in the U.S., a nonprofit found.

Apple’s next-gen in-car tech has missed two launch promises and taken nearly three years to appear. Now it’s mere weeks away from running your ride.

Grotesque new platform game Gennady takes place in a squelchy, eminently punchable world of procedurally generated, wriggling alien cubes. Burst a cube and you’ll be rewarded with juicy, golden maggots… Weiterlesen »Gennady is a slimy anti-Mario platformer in which you harvest larvae and turn into a squirrel

Get that box spring off the floor with these WIRED-tested frames.

Imperative programming (also known as the inherent imperative paradigm) has a tendency to change data and state as the program runs, which makes it hard to analyze, test, and debug,… Weiterlesen »Building Functional .NET Applications: a Guide for Choosing between F# vs C#