API

There is a growing fear shared by many designers right now. AI and engineers can generate interfaces fast and design tools are failing… Continue reading on Medium »

Disney World has Lightning Lane, so we can pay more to spend less time waiting in lines. Universal Studios has Express. Continue reading on Medium »

In this article, I’ll show how to build an agent-friendly CLI from a Postman collection using a set of tools called Postman Code. I’m Josh… Continue reading on Medium »

When developers call an API, it often feels simple. Continue reading on Medium »

Almost any kind of application written in JavaScript works with times or dates in some capacity. In the beginning, this was limited to the built-in Date API. This API includes basic functionality, but is quite limited in what it can do. Third-party libraries like Moment.js, and later built-in APIs such as the Intl APIs and the new Temporal API , add much greater flexibility to working with times and dates. The Rise And Fall Of Moment.js Moment.js is a JavaScript library with powerful utilities for working with times and dates. It includes missing features from the basic Date API , such as time zone manipulation, and makes many common operations simpler. Moment also includes functions for formatting dates and times. It became a widely used library in many different applications. However, Moment also had its share of issues. It’s a large library, and can add significantly to an application

In my previous article, I shared how I see Figma MCP + Claude Code as the new workflow for product designers in the AI area. Continue reading on Medium »

Batch jobs may be cheaper, but status checks still use normal API requests. If polling is too aggressive, it can put pressure on RPM/TPM. Continue reading on Medium »