The quiet renaissance of local-first software
A generation of developers is rebuilding the cloud apps we use every day — smaller, faster, and on your own machine.
The hinge is too loose. The speakers are thin. The idea is still the best one in the industry.
A generation of developers is rebuilding the cloud apps we use every day — smaller, faster, and on your own machine.
Seven years in, the tool that promised to be your 'all-in-one workspace' is starting to feel like four apps in a trenchcoat.
A week with the Oura Ring 4 taught me more about placebo effects than it did about my own body.
A year in, the most interesting thing about Apple's headset isn't the hardware. It's what Apple is learning from us wearing it.
We sat down with a software engineer who's shipped at Apple, Adobe, and three startups you haven't heard of.
The hinge is too loose. The speakers are thin. The idea is still the best one in the industry.
A generation of developers is rebuilding the cloud apps we use every day — smaller, faster, and on your own machine.
Seven years in, the tool that promised to be your 'all-in-one workspace' is starting to feel like four apps in a trenchcoat.
A week with the Oura Ring 4 taught me more about placebo effects than it did about my own body.
A year in, the most interesting thing about Apple's headset isn't the hardware. It's what Apple is learning from us wearing it.
We sat down with a software engineer who's shipped at Apple, Adobe, and three startups you haven't heard of.