RT @browsercompany: Meet @diabrowser. Now available for Arc members.

RT @rocco_botte: Final Fantasy Before and After Yoshitaka Amano left the design team.

The hardest part about writing Swift or Rust and going back to Typescript is that you realize how clunky data modeling is on the web. Finite State Machines like Xstate are probably the best solution for complex state.

I keep saying it, this is one of the best shows that HBO's put out there in their massive list of top tier tv shows.

Some progress on a markdown editor that uses the AST from Marked. Some work so far in just keeping track of the editor state, the first feature built on it is inserting a `-` when you hit enter while writing a list.

It feels like fall outside, there's a been a bunch of great movies, and so many games coming out. (Ignoring most everything else in the world) what a cool time to be alive!.

I've spent so much time over-engineering my photography site, and most of that time was building a Notion-ish text editor on top of TipTap. Fantastic tool, but I decided to save myself 22 dependencies and a ton of code/bytes by switching to the now thirteen years old marked-js.

RT @paul_uiux: Card stack using scroll-driven animation w/ snapping. Just a few lines of JS, zero dependencies. Code + demo via @CodePen h….

RT @steven_brix: Hey all, I’m excited to announce that Arc is now natively available on Windows Arm64 devices as of TODAY!! 🥳. Go hit that….

Hono is my new favorite framework. It's portable across pretty much any deployment target you could think of and it's just really pleasant to use.

One of the biggest challenges for multithreading in JavaScript was the need to effectively copy vals when postMessage'ing across workers. Shared-memory across threads would make threads far more useful, maybe this'll have a meaningful impact on the types of things we build in JS.

RT @swyx: wild that in cloudflare sqlite you can:. - write synchronous queries but get the performance of async queries.- write "dumb" O(n+….

The issue makes sense, once you begin transitioning the anchored element, what would cause the element to overflow in the parent container is probably delayed causing the browser to think it doesn't need to use a fallback position, I'm guessing.

I'm trying to use `position-try-fallbacks` along with animations, but as soon as I add `transition-behavior: allow-discrete` the fallbacks stop working. See pen: Is there currently any way to get these new css features to work together? @argyleink @Una.

10/10.

Oh wow. Oh no.

RT @threepointone: Probably the biggest news in infra land. Phenomenal piece on how we use it, and what it takes to do it at this scale. It….

I'm so excited for this but equally I am dreading this.

RT @KentonVarda: I have a hot take: Synchronous storage I/O is good actually. Especially when it's SQLite running in Durable Objects. Which….

Ok look, I’m here for all the Moo Deng content but you really gotta do better than this. Also, she can’t drink that beer, she’s only 2 months old, and she’s a hippo. Be better.