I just read the following in a company's next year planning:
"For customers, this means that they can leverage [the platform] in an infinitely flexible, hyper-personalized, trust-building visual-explanation-oriented experience."
AI slop is everywhere
It's interesting that Sanity's main point is "yeah but what about when you have the same content across multiple pages". That's easily fixable by putting that chunk of content inside its own component...
The new CodePen editor is a LOT more capable than the last. Give it a try!
I really wish this covered how they're implementing this pattern because I can imagine a few ways and they each have downsides. Are you interested in making one of your videos?? 🙂
This reminded me of an old pen I made: color -> nearest 1337 color codepen.io/ZachSaucier/pen/vKwVmb
It seems we can now customize the select element, right? right?!
Demo: codepen.io/t_afif/pen/P... via @codepen.io
It depends on the purpose of the site and how much you are linking internally vs externally. On my blog I do this because I think it's very helpful in letting users stay on the blog if they want to. On a product website I'd probably never do this
@yuanchuan.dev
TIL it's pronounced "veet"
Our culture is all about metrics and optimization so it makes sense that you're made to feel that way. I'm happy to chat more about this but it'd be better over a beer or two, hah
Part of the magic of people building stuff pre-AI for me was that no matter how silly the project, someone actually had to think about it and spend their own time building it. "Claude spit this out in 3 minutes" really doesn't hit the same.
I love to see websites that execute the ideas for my personal website that I never found the time to make. Well done, @kristemmerman.bsky.social!
At this point if I see a .toys domain I assume you built it
Time to modify it to look more legit and add it to your game
Thanks, Zi!
Clearly 🙂
In general if you write more than 5 sentences then it should be apparent if you used LLMs or not
I'd be interested in learning more in order to recreate the effect using web tech
> static aws bucket (lol)
i feel attacked
"help / helper text" or "caption" are probably the two names I have heard most
some nice glowy pills
some nice glowy pills
some nice glowy pills that are a-jiggling
Gradient pills effect. Live demo and source code: felixturner.github.io/tsl-gradient... #threejs #webgpu #tsl
I've been waiting for a tool like this!
Really cool!
I never thought I'd have to tell recruiters "you should put the name of the company, a link to the company’s website, and a job posting in the message!" but here we are...
I've been working on the same side project for over 10 years now. It's had more than 230k weekly users for the last 6 of those years! I'm so glad I've been able to help so many people, from the average Joe to those with more special needs.
I see. I'm curious to hear about other use cases. If that's the main one I'd imagine a property for that use would make more sense. I kinda worry about the accessibility of a generic animation property
What's the thinking behind the animation property?
Hello, here's a brain dump of everything I know about animation performance.
Animating layout isn't always bad. Global CSS variables are a performance killer. Hardware accelerated blurs can crash sites.
Surprised? Those and more in this post: motion.dev/blog/web-ani...
Can you please make the vibe king a short so I can share it with my manager
