Knut Melvær
Thoughts on developer relations, web development, and other things.
Writings
- —They don't make them like this anymore
- —Making a Bieber Coachella meme with Claude Code and ffmpeg
- —The 10 laws of developer experience for content management systems
- —Agentic developer experience starts with your system, not your prompts
- —I set up OpenClaw this morning. By the afternoon it had automated our sauna bookings.
- —Through the uncanny valley of AI
- —What vibe coding taught me about why I build
- —Lies, damned lies, statistics, and developer experience rhetorics
- —Once more, with feeling
- —“Every day, somebody's born who's never seen The Flintstones” – or, why telling it once isn't enough
- —Counting hours (or; how to work less when you want to work much)
- —How I put the scroll percentage in the title bar
- —Who are the non-technicals?
- —The Web Project Book’s “Implementing Backend”: Putting Sanity.io to the test
- —On the limits of MDX
- —Config2020: Some impressions from Figma’s conference
- —This blog runs on public code, without secrets
- —Smash your writer’s block with The Hulk Summary™
- —2019 – A personal retrospective
- —Ode to LICEcap, the simple GIF screen capture tool
- —10x engineers and my approach to Twitter
- —JAMstack_conf London: Impressions
- —A year in developer relations
- —Getting started with Webmentions in Gatsby
- —This post will be free, and I will not track you.
- —Why I love working at Sanity.io
- —Making tech survivable: What can men do?