my ideal future is not one where tech makes everyone go faster but one where everyone has the freedom to slow down
09.03.2026 18:15
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my ideal future is not one where tech makes everyone go faster but one where everyone has the freedom to slow down
Exciting! Request for developer feedback: focusgroup HTML attribute "a proposed declarative way to add keyboard arrow-key navigation to composite widgets such as toolbars, tablists, menus, listboxes, etc. Replaces hundreds of lines of JavaScript boilerplate." developer.chrome.com/blog/focusgr...
Initial prototype of a `<toolbar>` element is coming along. Largely piggybacks off the focusgroup code so it's actually quite simple to do.
Lots to discuss and tweak before it's finished but got to start somewhere.
Found this amazing bit of CSS trickery by @cbolson.bsky.social in @cassidoo.co's newsletter!
codepen.io/cbolson/pen/...
The Rug Doctor ad meme. text “The” is superimposed over a woman’s smiling face. next, “WHAT” in capital letters is superimposed over an uncomfortable closeup of her face as she stares thousands of yards into the distance
I knew Josh Travis was doing playthroughs on Twitch but this is amazing news
do you like Tigran Hamasyan? he just dropped an album with Matt Garstka on drums. they are a perfect facemelting fit for each other
youtu.be/HEAJB-B5MmQ?...
do you like Tigran Hamasyan? he just dropped an album with Matt Garstka on drums. they are a perfect facemelting fit for each other
youtu.be/HEAJB-B5MmQ?...
good ol’ “damn now I gotta practice after seeing that” type of show lol
might go see Steve Vai + Joe Satriani for the first time just to see these guys again
I thought the low riff on the 5th/7th strings was gonna abruptly cut off to end the song, but then he started SOLOING OVER IT. magnificent
These fictions degrade us both, computer.
Why do I have to pretend that I'm going to print something in order to save it as a PDF. Why do I have to engage in a little ruse.
Out with :nth-child(), in with :sibling-index()! Just so satisfying to use.
* no Firefox yet
A CSS-driven Mahjong Solitaire.
Built a CSS Mahjong over the weekend: voxjong.com
Powered by my relentless quest to conquer the 3D DOM.
plate of garlic fried rice, 3 longganisa (Filipino sausage), and atchara (pickled papaya/carrots)
all out of eggs but this longsilog still hits. longsilog - itlog = longsinangag?
Few life experiences feel as universal, across generations, as the pains and frustrations of trying to find clothes that fit. In our newest project we dive into the data about women's sizing chaos.
pudding.cool/2026/02/wome...
Element-Scoped View Transitions are gonna be **SO GOOD**
There’s still some details to settle, but the main thing is there: run VTs on a subtree of the DOM, allowing parallel VTs.
And with `view-transition-scope` you can limit the scope of `view-transition-name` values, allowing VTs to be nested.
2 portraits of 18th century writer Samuel Johnson wearing a powdered wig, in “wtf am I reading” meme presentation. first: he scrutinizes a manuscript held just inches away from his face. second: hands lowered, he looks directly at the viewer with a furrowed brow in an expression of absolute bewilderment
very disorienting when I needed directions to jujubes and sago pearls
I didn’t even know they sold ice cream that looks like fried chicken!
youtube.com/shorts/6m3U4...
brain so phone-fried I just typed “99 ranch market” into the YouTube app search bar instead of Google Maps
these are the dev puns I live for
Introducing FragCoord: My ultimate shader editing tool!
Testing accessibility issues at components level is a good first step to make your product accessible.
Hidde De Vries shares 5 quick tests you can run:
- test component keyboard accessibility
this is such a wholesome thread ❤️
for all of the tech industry's faults, it is kind of awesome that you can just contribute to open-source projects that pay your bills
Contributing to open source doesn't have to mean spending hours and hours on stuff outside of work.
Sometimes even the smallest of fixes make a difference!
github.com/npmx-dev/npm...
seeing this post by @whitep4nth3r.com was enough to get me curious about contributing
and shoutout to the @npmx.dev community of course. Bluesky has been showing me nothing but positive vibes from them nonstop for the past 2 weeks
