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Class-Based Enums in Typescript: Are They Worth the Trouble?

Looking beyond Typescript’s basic enums for more expressive patterns.

Sep 11, 2020

Class-Based Enums in Typescript: Are They Worth the Trouble?

Sep 11, 2020

Tim Froehlich
in
The Startup

A Short & Terrible History of CSS: Does It Ever Get Better?

After decades of spaghetti specifications and unreliable tooling, there’s something exciting in the ecosystem of web design.

Sep 4, 2020

A Short & Terrible History of CSS: Does It Ever Get Better?

Sep 4, 2020

Tim Froehlich
in
The Startup

Migrating to Typescript: Keeping It Smooth & Steady

Be good to yourself and your team. Don’t stress QA out.

Sep 1, 2020

Migrating to Typescript: Keeping It Smooth & Steady

Sep 1, 2020

Tim Froehlich

Learning UI design through World of Warcraft

The interface is the game.

Feb 7, 2019

Learning UI design through World of Warcraft

Feb 7, 2019

Tim Froehlich
in
Doctor Evidence Development

Preserving Our Humanity in Remote Work

Communication in the remote workplace isn’t easy.

Apr 5, 2018

Preserving Our Humanity in Remote Work

Apr 5, 2018

Tim Froehlich
in
Doctor Evidence Development

Dynamic, interactive visualizations at Doctor Evidence

At the core of the Doctor Evidence platform is a huge database of information. Tens of thousands of clinical research studies spanning…

Oct 9, 2017

Dynamic, interactive visualizations at Doctor Evidence

Oct 9, 2017

Tim Froehlich

The Internet of Hate

This is a reposting of a piece that is now over 20 years old by Clay Shirky.

Jun 2, 2017

Jun 2, 2017

Tim Froehlich

Facebook should support basic features for better conversation

Basic rich-text formatting. Allow bold, italic, underline, and anchors (inline links) for everything. For top-level posts…

Nov 17, 2016

Nov 17, 2016

Tim Froehlich

Time Will Tell

A series of vignettes about time, life, and mortality

Jul 9, 2015

Time Will Tell

Jul 9, 2015

Tim Froehlich

A Future Worth Loving

If the Internet is an ocean, I am a fish. A fish that worries about the ocean.

Mar 3, 2015

A Future Worth Loving

Mar 3, 2015

Tim Froehlich

Tim Froehlich

Developer and designer with a focus on complex UX problem-solving. I want to close the gap between thought and creation.

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