An Xteink X4 next to a quarter for scale, the Aftermath logo has been hacked on to the screen. It is on a flat wood backdrop.
The Xteink X4 is underpowered and lacks features but it's affordable, snaps to your phone and has a devout community making up for its failings. aftermath.site/xteink-x4-chea...
A Digital Audio Player renewed my love of music: aftermath.site/digita-audio-p...
I like that almost every UI interaction in GitHub's pull request page is broken when a new comment arrives, and I'd then have to reload the page for it to work again
I implemented the proposed CSRF handler, if anyone wants to test it, or wants to migrate before it makes its way into the standard library.
There are are no tokens or cookies, so migrating should be easy, but note that it applies strict same-origin checks.
Feedback welcome!
filippo.io/csrf
An article titled "How the Web Became Unreadable", posted on Medium. There is a soft paywall asking you to sign in, covering most of the article. Screenshot found on Mastodon https://beige.party/@mayintoronto/114497234942335666
A frustrating side effect of search becoming "smarter" in general is that we seem to have lost the capability to just match on a substring. Across the various search boxes I use daily (apple spotlight, google search, github search) they all now fail to find "bar" in "foobar"
Microsoft, laying off 3% of its global workforce: “We continue to implement organizational changes necessary to best position the company for success in a dynamic marketplace.”
Do you need an MBA to learn to talk like this? To lose your empathy, your humanity? It seems so.
🥳 We added new attributes to HTML to enhance <input type=color>: webkit.org/blog/16900/p...
A screenshot of https://svelte.dev/playground/3de3a4446cd14bad884ea05fbd35363a?version=5.25.0 showing the new 'writable derived' feature
As of @svelte.dev 5.25 you can temporarily override a derived value, which is very handy for optimistic UI
• demo svelte.dev/playground/3...
• docs svelte.dev/docs/svelte/...
Another stellar resource from Corbin 😮💨
If you didn't know, Corbin puts out amazing (free!!) content about so many things with @playfulprogramming.com and you should definitely check it out
Announcing my new book about A11Y! ♿
When I first started as a web developer I didn't know anything about best practices for UX
Only after guidance from many wonderful people have I improved; I want to share that ☺️
A11Y is a basic right and improves products for us all 🚀
An illustration of a street. There is a visually impaired person, walking with a white cane. A wheelchair user sits next to another person in a small shop. The shop's banner says "a11y.art", the URL for the book.
🌐 Introducing: The Art of Accessibility!
Our brand-new book teaches you everything to do with accessibility!
With a vast array of technologies and methods of providing valuable experiences to all users, it's easier than ever to design better, more inclusive products.
In my latest video over on @syntax.fm - I talk about how you should write the code you wish existed aka "Dream Code"
I show how I created a @nitro.build / h3 utility for validating API requests with zod and full type safety.
Watch 🍿: youtube.com/watch?v=FI4z...
sa.www4.irs.gov/sso
How is anyone non-technical supposed to figure out if a website is legit or not?
We should do better.
📝 I find it ironic that the web platform has such a strong ethos of "no breaking changes” but the tools we use to build on top of the web are like "BREAKING CHANGE ALL THE THINGS”
blog.jim-nielsen.com/2025/backwar...
Favicon color matches your primary color ✔️
I always forget that this is a thing I made 😂
It’s a search engine for operators. So if you see something funky like “%=“ in a codebase, you can copy/paste it in for an explanation.
i made a thing recently: xkcd.fyi
it's an alternative frontend to xkcd.com with some important differences:
- title text shown in an accessible way
- transcript included for every comic
- link to explainxkcd.com/ (for when you don't get the joke)
- dark mode!
Looking to get started with @nuxt.com / @vuejs.org ? In my latest video, I go over everything you need to know to start building with Nuxt today.
Watch 🍿: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhZZ...
Storybook 9 is now in beta!
It’s ready for you to try today.
Let’s see what’s inside…
Storybook 9 beta!
So much blood/sweat/tears from @storybook.js.org and @vitest.dev teams to create the future of UI testing.
Please kick the tires in your project to help us stabilize for GA. 🙏
Dang I'm excited about new semantic attr() capabilities in CSS!
I wrote a post about why this feature is so powerful, how it could change the way you build components, and how I would use it.
Advanced attr() is rolling out in Chrome 133 starting next week 🥰
una.im/advanced-attr/
This means that front-end developers and architects should *be in the room* early on in the process, even if the feature is largely going to be implemented in terms of the backend.
Finished up the video properly introducing / giving an overview of Clay! #cprogramming
youtu.be/DYWTw19_8r4
If this is the first time you've heard about Yerba Mate, if you ever visit an Argentinian home, you'll see that the first thing they do is heat water to share some mates with you.
Laravel VS Code extension ships Monday in public beta. ✨
🧑💻
Berkeley Mono is also what i’m running! 😄 (link for folks interested: berkeleygraphics.com)
Watch the full episode with @playbalatro.com creator, @localthunk.bsky.social now on YouTube or listen on your favorite podcast app!
Get all of our episodes early/ad-free on Apple Podcasts: www.interactive.org/Interviews/t...
This was a really fun podcast, a deep dive into the creation Journey of Balatro
Check it out!
