Chris Sparshott

Penpot: The Design Tool for Design & Code Collaboration Penpot is the open-source free design software that connects designers and developers with no handoff drama. Prototyping, UI design and code - all in one app.

I just found out about PenPot... a web-based open-source design tool that bridges the gap between designers and developers.

Looks pretty cool!

penpot.app

Developer Roadmaps - roadmap.sh Community driven roadmaps, articles and guides for developers to grow in their career.

Being self-taught with no CS degree, I’ve often struggled to see a clear path in dev.

I recently discovered Roadmap.sh, a guide to what to learn next for front-end, back-end, DevOps & more.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, this might help.

Makes sense. What I suggested would take at least some effort. 😀

I wonder if they research the product founders, target what they consider the most likely 'richest' founder, and send prospective upvote buying services?

If you don't buy, I wonder if they just upvote the other products?

While I hear what you're saying, I disagree.

Alpha works as a modification to how the colour interacts with it's environment, it doesn't change the colour itself.

If you prefer consistency in naming convention use rgb. I prefer readability. It's not being deprecated, so no need to stop using it.

Using 'rgba' vs 'rgb' also predetermines intent, making the code easier to read for others (and future you).

You won't need to do a double-take.

😂 I love this so much.

This is a landing page for Half Life 2’s 20th aniversary (www.half-life.com/en/halflife2...), and it has an easter egg; you can enable the object grabber from the game and wreck havoc on the page:

Stunning photo, Dan.