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An interactive explanation of different sharpening techniques

Exploring how collaborative AI assisted development could address the skill formation risks identified in Anthropic's recent research.

New research from Anthropic reveals that AI assistance can significantly impair skill development for developers. Here's what it means for learning—and why pair programming might be the antidote.

A 15-month retrospective on building a remote pair programming tool, technical and growth hurdles, future plans and unknowns

Newer MacBooks can heat up fast when you turn the camera on. Here is how I measured it second-by-second with macmon, InfluxDB, and Grafana, and what Apple Neural Engine (ANE) had to do with it.

My experience working with WebKit, and why we are almost ditching it at Hopp

What happened in 2025 for Hopp

How video meeting apps balance camera quality and bandwidth and how we implemented our camera support at Hopp

How to reliably understand if a candidate is a good programmer, inspired by Casey Muratori

Step-by-step guide to drawing and animating circles and rings on the GPU using Rust, wgpu, and WGSL.

How we enabled meaningful error tracking in a Tauri (React) application using Sentry and source maps, solving the problem of minified, unreadable error logs.

How to make deep linking work reliably in desktop apps by handling browser popup blockers

A simple solution to synchronize your JavaScript/React stores in multiple Tauri processes (windows).

A comparison of LiveKit's supported encoders for screen sharing focusing on e2e latency, CPU usage, and video quality.

A deep dive into the challenges of starting Rust apps on login in macOS, comparing Tauri's autostart plugin with a native approach using smappservice-rs.

Compare VS Code Live Share, JetBrains Code With Me, Zed, and CodeTogether for remote pair programming, including support status and limitations.

A breakdown of the choice between Tauri and Electron for cross-platform apps, backed by practical comparisons and benchmark data.

In this post we will explore the potential of WebRTC for remote control and how to achieve sub-100 millisecond latency.

Compare Hopp and Tuple for remote pair programming: $15 vs $30 per paid user each month, supported platforms, open source, and self-hosting.

Tiny contribution to a big movement: the eu/acc movement. We're making the logo available as an SVG file for everyone to use.

We are starting Hopp, a new way to pair program remotely.