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🧑💻 Software Engineer ⚛️ 5 years of composable commerce 🛠️ Next.js / TypeScript / Node.js 🏳️🌈 she/they ✍️ writes @rageful.substack.com 🌐 site riyana.dev
all my substack posts have been migrated to riyana.dev/rage/ (the site is a work in progress!)
Against the Dying Light
A personal publication by Rage. Reading, thinking, and writing in defiance of going quiet. Notes on books, ideas, and keeping the fire lit.
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Go take the State of Devs 2026 survey if you have a minute! survey.devographics.com/survey/state...
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open access?
The Observer@theobserveruk.bsky.social · last wk.In defence of AI slop: we should embrace open access to creativity, not condemn it Look past the Donald Trump superhero memes and the new software gives us the chance to democratise creative production. No wonder art’s cultural gatekeepers are worried ✍️ Jack Riley https://bit.ly/3SpzFQ4
This is good advice even for those with 20 years experience. Thanks for the reminder @scott.is 💛 piccalilli.link/md-q-and-a-5
hi! i just opened a beta reading gig on fiverr for those interested in getting my feedback. i read mostly fantasy, sci-fi, and speculative fiction. www.fiverr.com/s/p3pdGzp
“coding is largely solved” okay make a new cross platform web browser that supports every web platform spec to 100% compliance
"Accessible products are not created only by finding bugs at the end. They are created by building frontend systems that make inclusive experiences easier to deliver from the start." #a11y hackernoon.com/accessibilit...
Accessibility Bugs Are Often Architecture Bugs | HackerNoon
Why many accessibility bugs are really frontend architecture problems, and how better components, patterns, and workflows can prevent them.
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"If it was opt-in, nobody would opt in" is a pretty good measurement of what not to ship I think.