A nice essay from Cam Pedersen. Clay breaks. A lot. My first few attempts collapsed on the wheel. One piece cracked in the kiln. I dropped another walking to my car. But nobody cries about it, you just start over. The clay doesn’t care. It’s just material waiting for the next idea. You’re gonna have […]
Hand-writing/maintaining a sizes attribute is just not going to happen. This is the way.
A radio button is this: Paul Hebert took at fair look at how Shadcn turns that into 45 lines of code and three imports, which in turn uses Radix which is 215 lines of code and 7 more imports. But do you get better accessibility? No, it’s arguably worse. But do you get ease of […]
It’s fine. I’m fine. I just like learning ok.
Keith Cirkel has been building some interesting and educational web games lately:
If we give a `container-name` to the root of all our unique components, we can scope styles to them with a simple @container query.
An overview of what’s new in language features, frameworks, runtimes, build tools, testing, and more.
There is a category of apps that help record short-form videos, mostly screencasts. For those of you who work on products that you need to showcase/teach people how to use, video can be super effective. Here’s a list of the ones I’ve seen for reference: I’ve been trying them out for videos like this, but […]
Josh Tumath: Have you ever noticed that when you increase the system text size in your iOS or Android phone’s accessibility settings, the text gets bigger everywhere except on the web? On Safari and Chrome, it makes absolutely no difference. New thing: <meta name=text-scale> This isn’t page zoom, which scales everything, it’s just respects the […]
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