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👗 dress.css v5 is out! 🎉
My minimal baseline for semantic HTML — the “little dress” your markup can slip into when it needs to look slick without trying too hard.
Version 5 “Blouson” is slimmer, more modern, and easier to customise.
My minimal baseline for semantic HTML — the “little dress” your markup can slip into when it needs to look slick without trying too hard.
Version 5 “Blouson” is slimmer, more modern, and easier to customise.
Migrating sites from Middleman 4 to Astro 5 and extracting shared logic into a monorepo for DRY and to avoid a maintenance nightmare. Codex is excellent for that. @verdaccio.org’s local npm registry and proxy (shown below) is a huge help too!
November 29, 2025 at 5:54 AM
Migrating sites from Middleman 4 to Astro 5 and extracting shared logic into a monorepo for DRY and to avoid a maintenance nightmare. Codex is excellent for that. @verdaccio.org’s local npm registry and proxy (shown below) is a huge help too!
I feel targeted.
Working Man Proud Of Job He Hates https://theonion.com/working-man-proud-of-job-he-hates-1819567149/
November 29, 2025 at 12:39 AM
I feel targeted.
In iOS 26.1, turning on Low Power Mode will make the seconds arm in the Clock app icon tick instead of moving smoothly.
November 27, 2025 at 9:51 PM
In iOS 26.1, turning on Low Power Mode will make the seconds arm in the Clock app icon tick instead of moving smoothly.
Sucks. I liked using the gh copilot plugin sometimes to quickly generate a terminal command. Guess it makes sense to deprecate it in favour of their new Copilot CLI though.
November 27, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Sucks. I liked using the gh copilot plugin sometimes to quickly generate a terminal command. Guess it makes sense to deprecate it in favour of their new Copilot CLI though.
I meant to go to Can I Use. lol
November 27, 2025 at 9:50 AM
I meant to go to Can I Use. lol
Ten years ago, a developer at the public French Canadian broadcaster, sent test notifications by mistake to production instead of internally. They quoted his reaction:
November 26, 2025 at 10:24 AM
Ten years ago, a developer at the public French Canadian broadcaster, sent test notifications by mistake to production instead of internally. They quoted his reaction:
So if I automate my work with scripts, copy snippets, use autocomplete, or implement libraries I didn’t write, it’s fine.
But if I touch vibe coding, I’m the worst developer ever and my 30 years of experience count for nothing?
Getting tired of that double-standard bullshit…
But if I touch vibe coding, I’m the worst developer ever and my 30 years of experience count for nothing?
Getting tired of that double-standard bullshit…
November 26, 2025 at 7:22 AM
So if I automate my work with scripts, copy snippets, use autocomplete, or implement libraries I didn’t write, it’s fine.
But if I touch vibe coding, I’m the worst developer ever and my 30 years of experience count for nothing?
Getting tired of that double-standard bullshit…
But if I touch vibe coding, I’m the worst developer ever and my 30 years of experience count for nothing?
Getting tired of that double-standard bullshit…
Yes, browser devs have been working on masonry layout for a while. But let’s be frank, who is going to use that besides Pinterest?
Vibe coded “Flickering Masonry,” a quick demo of CSS masonry and animations using random().
November 25, 2025 at 9:59 AM
Yes, browser devs have been working on masonry layout for a while. But let’s be frank, who is going to use that besides Pinterest?
Maybe with big web apps I’d use Vue, or perhaps Svelte or even Lit. I can use React, though I’m not a fan. But I mean, for anything simpler, just plain Web Components work. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
November 25, 2025 at 9:23 AM
Maybe with big web apps I’d use Vue, or perhaps Svelte or even Lit. I can use React, though I’m not a fan. But I mean, for anything simpler, just plain Web Components work. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Use iOS 4 on your iPhone today! www.threads.com/@elliotjoewi...
November 25, 2025 at 7:31 AM
Use iOS 4 on your iPhone today! www.threads.com/@elliotjoewi...
The RÉMINO Ribbon, a new simple design element and Web Component I made to unify the web development I do, no matter the platform it’s on. Minimal and adaptable, it’s a signature that makes every piece look like an artwork and an application of my craft’s operating system.
November 25, 2025 at 5:43 AM
The RÉMINO Ribbon, a new simple design element and Web Component I made to unify the web development I do, no matter the platform it’s on. Minimal and adaptable, it’s a signature that makes every piece look like an artwork and an application of my craft’s operating system.
Ever wanted the digital clock from Windows 3.1 back? No? Well, here it is anyway.
November 25, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Ever wanted the digital clock from Windows 3.1 back? No? Well, here it is anyway.
First Tokyo Trans March yesterday 🏳️⚧️💃
Walked around all Shinjuku.
Walked around all Shinjuku.
November 22, 2025 at 10:36 PM
First Tokyo Trans March yesterday 🏳️⚧️💃
Walked around all Shinjuku.
Walked around all Shinjuku.
TIL you can call CSS.supports() in JS to check if a certain property value or directive is supported.
Vibe coded “Flickering Masonry,” a quick demo of CSS masonry and animations using random().
November 22, 2025 at 12:19 AM
TIL you can call CSS.supports() in JS to check if a certain property value or directive is supported.
Vibe coded “Flickering Masonry,” a quick demo of CSS masonry and animations using random().
November 22, 2025 at 12:12 AM
Vibe coded “Flickering Masonry,” a quick demo of CSS masonry and animations using random().
The radii pot-pourri in macOS 26 is one thing. But what’s with the tall period key in iOS 26?
November 21, 2025 at 6:21 PM
The radii pot-pourri in macOS 26 is one thing. But what’s with the tall period key in iOS 26?
Reminds me of the time I saw YOSHIKI of X JAPAN speak about Salesforce. Fucking why?
And you have to pay to watch his talk too, of course, on Salesforce+? A joke of egotistical madness.
And you have to pay to watch his talk too, of course, on Salesforce+? A joke of egotistical madness.
November 18, 2025 at 8:22 AM
Reminds me of the time I saw YOSHIKI of X JAPAN speak about Salesforce. Fucking why?
And you have to pay to watch his talk too, of course, on Salesforce+? A joke of egotistical madness.
And you have to pay to watch his talk too, of course, on Salesforce+? A joke of egotistical madness.
Trans flag done in CSS for Trans Awareness Week!
November 18, 2025 at 6:44 AM
Trans flag done in CSS for Trans Awareness Week!
Hey, if any place is looking to work with someone in 2025 with Vue, Astro, and Tailwind instead of pretending like it’s still 2005 with jQuery, let me know.
November 18, 2025 at 6:05 AM
Hey, if any place is looking to work with someone in 2025 with Vue, Astro, and Tailwind instead of pretending like it’s still 2005 with jQuery, let me know.
Twitter, Instagram, even Mastodon are all fine at processing video. Why is Bluesky so bad at it?
November 18, 2025 at 1:46 AM
Twitter, Instagram, even Mastodon are all fine at processing video. Why is Bluesky so bad at it?
Soon, CSS will let you make squircles. With corner-shape, you can now control the superellipse of every box corner. Only works in Chrome for now.
November 18, 2025 at 1:45 AM
Soon, CSS will let you make squircles. With corner-shape, you can now control the superellipse of every box corner. Only works in Chrome for now.
Bring back the OG X·com!
November 17, 2025 at 1:14 AM
Bring back the OG X·com!
👗 dress.css v5 is out! 🎉
My minimal baseline for semantic HTML — the “little dress” your markup can slip into when it needs to look slick without trying too hard.
Version 5 “Blouson” is slimmer, more modern, and easier to customise.
My minimal baseline for semantic HTML — the “little dress” your markup can slip into when it needs to look slick without trying too hard.
Version 5 “Blouson” is slimmer, more modern, and easier to customise.
November 16, 2025 at 1:09 PM
👗 dress.css v5 is out! 🎉
My minimal baseline for semantic HTML — the “little dress” your markup can slip into when it needs to look slick without trying too hard.
Version 5 “Blouson” is slimmer, more modern, and easier to customise.
My minimal baseline for semantic HTML — the “little dress” your markup can slip into when it needs to look slick without trying too hard.
Version 5 “Blouson” is slimmer, more modern, and easier to customise.
I’m starting to doubt migrating from Middleman to Astro was a good decision. It’s incredible how many workarounds I have to add in Astro just to make it to what I want to do. Many of them I would never have time to do if I wasn’t using Codex.
November 16, 2025 at 3:05 AM
I’m starting to doubt migrating from Middleman to Astro was a good decision. It’s incredible how many workarounds I have to add in Astro just to make it to what I want to do. Many of them I would never have time to do if I wasn’t using Codex.
Binge watching “Invasion” (2021) on Apple TV. Loving it.
As for Apple TV: no land filler content, no increase in monthly fees, top notch series.
I must say, I’m starting to like Apple TV a lot more and it makes me feel better about having cancelled Netflix months ago.
As for Apple TV: no land filler content, no increase in monthly fees, top notch series.
I must say, I’m starting to like Apple TV a lot more and it makes me feel better about having cancelled Netflix months ago.
November 15, 2025 at 1:37 AM
Binge watching “Invasion” (2021) on Apple TV. Loving it.
As for Apple TV: no land filler content, no increase in monthly fees, top notch series.
I must say, I’m starting to like Apple TV a lot more and it makes me feel better about having cancelled Netflix months ago.
As for Apple TV: no land filler content, no increase in monthly fees, top notch series.
I must say, I’m starting to like Apple TV a lot more and it makes me feel better about having cancelled Netflix months ago.