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Introducing Umbraco CMS Backoffice Agent Skills
3+ hour, 9+ min ago (1044+ words) At the Umbraco's recent Winter Keynote we announced something we're really excited about: Umbraco CMS Backoffice Agent Skills. Here's what that means and why it matters for Umbraco developers. Think of them as expert guides that sit alongside your AI…...
🚀 Markflow: The Ultimate Free Online Markdown Editor (with Marp Support)
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (171+ words) Markdown is everywhere. We use it for documentation, blog posts, READMEs, and even presentations. But surprisingly, most online Markdown editors are either limited, locked behind accounts, or not designed for real workflows. That's why I built Markflow. Markflow is a…...
Choosing Your Documentation Tooling: A Practical Guide
1+ week, 1+ day ago (941+ words) In our previous post on Developer Experience, we touched on documentation being one of the core pillars of great DX. We mentioned treating your docs as a product rather than a necessary evil, and pointed towards the docs-as-code approach. But we…...
We're Creating a Knowledge Collapse and No One's Talking About It
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1699+ words) "Hostile experts created the dataset for patient machines." That line, from a comment by Vinicius Fagundes on my last article, won't leave my head. Stack Overflow's traffic collapsed 78% in two years. Everyone's celebrating that AI finally killed the gatekeepers. But…...
Why Documentation Should Be Worth More Than Code
1+ week, 1+ day ago (483+ words) In most open-source contribution systems, code commits are king. Documentation updates are second-class. Config changes barely register. I want to argue that this hierarchy is backwards. If you look at how most projects value contributions: This reflects a bias: we…...
Ruby Deserves Better Documentation Tools
1+ week, 1+ day ago (342+ words) I maintain a Ruby gem. When it came time to write documentation, I went looking for the right tool. Jekyll was the obvious choice. It's Ruby-native, battle-tested, and powers GitHub Pages. But Jekyll is built for blogs. Making it work…...
FlashFX Export System Documentation
1+ week, 2+ day ago (82+ words) The FlashFX export system has been completely rewritten to provide a robust, reliable, and optimized design export feature. The new system supports three export modes with real-time progress tracking and comprehensive error handling. The export system is organized into modular…...
Why Simple Reference Documents Still Matter in Daily Technical Work
1+ week, 2+ day ago (227+ words) In modern technical workflows, we have no shortage of tools. Converters, calculators, scripts, plugins, and AI assistants are everywhere. Yet, in daily work, many engineers still keep simple reference documents nearby. At first glance, this might seem unnecessary. Why keep…...
💡 Discovery: docs(ralph): Auto-publish discovery blog post
1+ week, 2+ day ago (128+ words) " Bug Squashed: docs(ralph): Auto-publish discovery blog post January 26, 2026 Try It Yourself Want to add autonomous AI coding to your project? # Install Ralph Loop pip install anthropic # Run with your failing tests python scripts/ralph_loop.py --task fix_tests --max-iterations 5 --max-cost 2.00 View the…...
Why Your Engineering Wiki is a Graveyard (And How to Fix It)
1+ week, 2+ day ago (754+ words) We all have that one "Single Source of Truth" confluence page that hasn't been updated since 2021. The problem isn't your engineers; it's the tool. Traditional wikis fail because they are static destinations isolated from your actual work. We explore why…...