Enjoyed Bugonia.
Little bit like a high budget Safety Not Guaranteed.
10.03.2026 22:26
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Enjoyed Bugonia.
Little bit like a high budget Safety Not Guaranteed.
Weird one I just saw: typefully.com
Like it hints at the app interface underneath??
The way our @codepen.io 2.0 editor deals with npm packages is pretty cool.
1. Detect package usage
2. Create/edit `package.json` file to reflect needed packages
3. Inject an `<script type="importmap">` into any HTML produced by compiler
Here's using React in 53 seconds.
Lol I JUST finally bailed on Ghostty because of lack of search when they drop the feature.
ghostty.org/docs/install...
I’d like to see an explicitly social-forward RSS reader. Like it’s encouraged to highlight passages and leave short comments. Your buds see yours, you see your buds.
Yes, person at Cursor did it, and Sanity rebutted it
leerob.com/agents
www.sanity.io/blog/you-sho...
Has someone written "AI is my CMS" yet? Feels inevitable.
Like why run a build tool when you can just prompt another page?
Didn’t you name it?
One day you're like "we should send a weekly newsletter about the cool stuff on @codepen.io and around".
Then 500 weeks go by. 🎉
codepen.io/spark/500
THERE IT IS MY MAN
“Sometimes” is a such a weak lyrical crutch.
Just say the feeling.
It’s not “when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie it’s sometimes amore”
It’s friggin amore let’s go
Public Beta, day 3!
Performance is certainly a priority for us. Classic editor is about 7MB of resources. Tons—but it's a web app with a lot to do. 2.0 editor is ~5MB. I think the preview updates clock in a *little* slower, we got some compiler optimizations to do.
Monoco-powered editors ~= 60MB
behold this Pinewood Derby car that *is* a Pinewood Derby.
There’s a whole little tribe of folks that have picking access. But it may have been me. I’ve been trying to seed some 2.0 Pens into the feeds
Should be good now 👌
Untitled
Lars Mensel: ... the only way out of the delusion that AI can replace all of us is to do good meaningful work, and to appreciate good work when we see it.
Zen is excellently done!
Chrome:
• Split view? Yes please.
• Side tabs? Yes please.
• ⌘-Shift-C to copy URL? Yes please.
Easily the top three features I need from Arc.
(Option-click for split view would be nice, tab spaces would be nice. Side tabs is a feature flag for now.)
Even just like "do you change the URL or not?" is an interesting choice
apple.com page with an entire web page open in a modal-like layout
Design trend noted by Steve McKinney: "pages in pages"
iamsteve.me/notes/pages-...
what the heck, we'll get that fixed.
![A Bit on the [geolocation] Element](https://img.youtube.com/vi/hffXUYIrGMk/hqdefault.jpg)
A few min on <geolocation> in HTML/CSS/JS.
1. I like how explicit it is for users & how it helps "recover" from incorrect permissions.
2. It's *super interesting* how it checks the contrast accessibility and just makes the button not work if you dink it up.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hffX...
Did you build your bracket yet?
gave that a shot and not seeing position: fixed change the broken-ness applied to either/both once you change the DOM position to have the tooltip first
The one-off font for the Neo page is just a `mask-image`, but you can still select the text. Maybe might as well make it size along with the container?
listen what better way to learn CSS than vagely erotic interactive demos?
codepen.io/editor/chris...
ooops, yeah, tragedy goes the other direction
and nobody cares how that sick ass `corner-shape: scoop;` smurfs right into that `border-radius` like they were born together? cmon
all this shittalk while the great tragedy still looms.
codepen.io/editor/chris...
