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View Transitions are now in all browsers! They also landed in React! developer.chrome.com/blog/view-tr...
Sliwa repeats the bullshit billionaires handout excuses about HQ2 — in truth, refusing to give them those billions of dollars was *exactly* the right call, and Amazon ended up hiring *more* people in NYC than they would have under that plan anyway! #NYCMayoralDebate
Wrote a post about CSS if()!
You can now write inline CSS conditionals for:
- style queries
- media queries
- supports queries
Read on:
developer.chrome.com/blog/if-arti...
This @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social video is absolutely INCREDIBLE. The numbers he cites, the strategy and results they produced — it’s the future. When have you heard *any* campaign talk about this, ever? (Video split in 2 to fit in Bluesky’s limits)
One of the things I'm wondering most about this is IPO'ing creating a conflict between driving more resources into AI features, but AI features kind of eating their own lunch. Automating away your employees (problematic) is very different than automating away your users (very problematic).
Coming soon to Safari:
- Anchor positioning (YAYY!)
- Scroll-driven animations (YAYY!)
- text-wrap: pretty
- progress() function
- margin-trim
- contrast-color()
webkit.org/blog/16993/n...
In the pre-LLM era, I would tell junior devs to try to fix something by themselves for an hour before reaching out for help. Now I'd worry that would seem like a total waste of time, and the junior dev's productivity would be critiqued.
sisyphus at daily standup: i had to roll back some changes
I’m loath to share interviews with myself, but I really had a wonderful time sitting down with Ellen McGirt over at @designobserver.com. We spoke about my (too short) time at 18F, about responsive design turning 15, and about the urgent need for collective action — and, yes, unions — in tech.
I’m still looking! Please hire me! 👩🏻💻
Storybook 9 is now in beta!
It’s ready for you to try today.
Let’s see what’s inside…
What will happen to us un-women? My thoughts on today’s UK Supreme Court decision excluding trans women from the legal category of women. Over at Autostraddle: www.autostraddle.com/uk-supreme-c...
Twitter dev just announced DMs are going away, so get ready for a wave of new people on here lol.
Exciting news 📣
I've just released 2 new dates for my Writing design systems documentation training:
- 1:30-5pm UK time, 23 May: bit.ly/4lpG9Z2
- 9am-12:30pm UK time, 29 May: bit.ly/4j2rW2D
A half-day course that will teach you how to plan, write and test docs that users will actually read.
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Item Flow – notes on the proposed Item Flow system for grid, flexbox, and masonry from @ishadeed.com
ishadeed.com/article...
#CSS #FrontEnd #WebDev #WebDesign
Harvard rolled out a new website alongside its rejection of the admin’s terms. Some people have been working very hard! Kudos.
www.harvard.edu
I'm guessing this is implicit and deliberate comment by whoever does the web layout?
Years without transphobia on stage at TED reset to 0 again and I am so fucking tired. So tired.
I’m still looking! Please hire me! 👩🏻💻
Like… I helped him write his speech on Silicon Valley extremism that explicitly laid out what Thiel and Musk and all these dudes wanted to do, and he delivered it *at Stanford* and… folks didn’t pay it much mind. What are they imagining is gonna happen now with them in power? Magic pixie dust?
Hi friends! I’m currently looking for full or part time work. I’ve been a DS/FE/UI engineer for over a decade, at companies ranging from 5-person startups to 1000+ employee global, publicly traded companies.
Remote/NYC/Brooklyn.
Please hire me! 🙏🏻
(and please repost!)
2025 version of the NYC subway map
Say hello to a new subway map! 🗺️
Today, the MTA unveiled a new subway diagram that provides riders with essential travel information in an easily readable, bright, and orderly manner.
The Wikimedia Foundation, which owns Wikipedia, says its bandwidth costs have gone up 50% since Jan 2024 — a rise they attribute to AI crawlers.
AI companies are killing the open web by stealing visitors from the sources of information and making them pay for the privilege
In a new paper, Tim O'Reilly and other researchers say OpenAI likely trained GPT-4o on paywalled books from O'Reilly Media without a licensing agreement (Kyle Wiggers/TechCrunch)
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