What Patrick Morgan thinks about developer tools
Product designer at Sublime Security, the email security company, and writer of the Unknown Arts newsletter.
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2 dated positions, 2026, in their own words. Our reading of what Patrick Morgan has said — not written or endorsed by them.
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Their wordsif you are working on something that is going to impact other people's work, that requires a higher level of review and more of a typical kind of dev workflow where we want to make sure that what you push isn't going to break stuff for other people. So my rule is you can you can break your own stuff, but you can't break other people's stuff
↗Patrick Morgan - Building a custom prototyping playgroundyoutube.com 7th of 15 in this recording
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Their wordsI think once you start to look at like what's possible in this environment, it starts to become more clear like the the b the benefits of giving yourself just enough distance. This would never go into our production like even close to our production product codebase, right?
↗Patrick Morgan - Building a custom prototyping playgroundyoutube.com 15th of 15 in this recording