@remydekor.bsky.social
Creative + front-end developer w/ graphic design background. Parent.
Looking for 🎉creative code 🎨illustration 🎲game design🌹🔭etc
Looking for 🎉creative code 🎨illustration 🎲game design🌹🔭etc
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I feel the dilemma is, that I feel responsible for being friendly and welcoming to make the experience nicer for newcomers to OSS, who may not yet know the manner well.
But with AI messing this up, it's really hard to tell if it's a human behind I should take care or just AI doing terrible work.
But with AI messing this up, it's really hard to tell if it's a human behind I should take care or just AI doing terrible work.
December 5, 2025 at 5:05 AM
I feel the dilemma is, that I feel responsible for being friendly and welcoming to make the experience nicer for newcomers to OSS, who may not yet know the manner well.
But with AI messing this up, it's really hard to tell if it's a human behind I should take care or just AI doing terrible work.
But with AI messing this up, it's really hard to tell if it's a human behind I should take care or just AI doing terrible work.
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If you work with HTML `
Alice Boxhall (@[email protected])
A question for folks who have worked with HTML canvas, particularly if you've wrestled with the (in)accessibility aspects:
What were you building with it?
The context is this: I think https://github...
eigenmagic.net
November 20, 2025 at 1:52 PM
If you work with HTML `
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10 powerful ways to use #CSS variables
a non-exhaustive list, but a good one nonetheless!
nerdy.dev/custom-prop-...
a non-exhaustive list, but a good one nonetheless!
nerdy.dev/custom-prop-...
10 powerful ways to use CSS variables · January 26, 2023
Tokens, house props, adaptive props, pseudo-private props, partial props, mixin props, swappy props, style query props, meta lang props and typed props. Oh my!
nerdy.dev
December 3, 2024 at 11:49 PM
10 powerful ways to use #CSS variables
a non-exhaustive list, but a good one nonetheless!
nerdy.dev/custom-prop-...
a non-exhaustive list, but a good one nonetheless!
nerdy.dev/custom-prop-...
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💡 CSS Tip!
Using modern CSS to create a responsive list of stacked images. The overlap will automatically adjust based on the available space and the number of images.
css-tip.com/responsive-s...
No hardcoded values, no magic numbers, and the gap is transparent!
Using modern CSS to create a responsive list of stacked images. The overlap will automatically adjust based on the available space and the number of images.
css-tip.com/responsive-s...
No hardcoded values, no magic numbers, and the gap is transparent!
November 13, 2025 at 10:38 AM
💡 CSS Tip!
Using modern CSS to create a responsive list of stacked images. The overlap will automatically adjust based on the available space and the number of images.
css-tip.com/responsive-s...
No hardcoded values, no magic numbers, and the gap is transparent!
Using modern CSS to create a responsive list of stacked images. The overlap will automatically adjust based on the available space and the number of images.
css-tip.com/responsive-s...
No hardcoded values, no magic numbers, and the gap is transparent!
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Something we’re always looking for is usages of container queries and their units that you might not have thought of. Ryan has exactly that for you here.
ryanmulligan.dev/blog/transit...
ryanmulligan.dev/blog/transit...
Transition to the Other Side with Container Query Units
How container queries help move an element to the opposite side of its parent container when both have dynamic responsive dimensions.
ryanmulligan.dev
November 12, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Something we’re always looking for is usages of container queries and their units that you might not have thought of. Ryan has exactly that for you here.
ryanmulligan.dev/blog/transit...
ryanmulligan.dev/blog/transit...
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Muriel Tramis, ingénieure et créatrice martiniquaise derrière Méwilo, Gobliiins, Freedom ou la gamme Adi / Adibou / Adiboud'chou, a récemment mis en ligne un bon petit lot d'archives vidéo sur sa chaîne YT.
Aux dernières nouvelles, elle bosse toujours sur Rememberance.
youtube.com/@murieltrami...
Aux dernières nouvelles, elle bosse toujours sur Rememberance.
youtube.com/@murieltrami...
Muriel TRAMIS, créatrice caribéenne engagée
BIENVENUE SUR MA CHAINE YOUTUBE OU J’AI REGROUPE TOUTES MES INTERVIEWS ET CONFERENCES DE 1998 A AUJOURD’HUI
WELCOME TO MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL, WHERE I HAVE COMPILED ALL MY INTERVIEWS AND LECTURES FROM 19...
youtube.com
November 10, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Muriel Tramis, ingénieure et créatrice martiniquaise derrière Méwilo, Gobliiins, Freedom ou la gamme Adi / Adibou / Adiboud'chou, a récemment mis en ligne un bon petit lot d'archives vidéo sur sa chaîne YT.
Aux dernières nouvelles, elle bosse toujours sur Rememberance.
youtube.com/@murieltrami...
Aux dernières nouvelles, elle bosse toujours sur Rememberance.
youtube.com/@murieltrami...
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I feel bluesky may be the only place that has developers who care about this answer
Are there any tools out there that radically simplify building PWA's? Wasn't sure if @bell.bz would know of some.
I really don't want to go down the expo route and use react native for a mobile app, would love pwa
Are there any tools out there that radically simplify building PWA's? Wasn't sure if @bell.bz would know of some.
I really don't want to go down the expo route and use react native for a mobile app, would love pwa
November 8, 2025 at 4:52 PM
I feel bluesky may be the only place that has developers who care about this answer
Are there any tools out there that radically simplify building PWA's? Wasn't sure if @bell.bz would know of some.
I really don't want to go down the expo route and use react native for a mobile app, would love pwa
Are there any tools out there that radically simplify building PWA's? Wasn't sure if @bell.bz would know of some.
I really don't want to go down the expo route and use react native for a mobile app, would love pwa
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there are so many cool things you can do in the browser like fluid typography that just do not work if you also have a team of designers who work primarily or exclusively in Figma
November 7, 2025 at 3:20 PM
there are so many cool things you can do in the browser like fluid typography that just do not work if you also have a team of designers who work primarily or exclusively in Figma
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Thanks to @sarasoueidan.com's Practical Accessibility course, I'm much more confident explaining the accessibility benefits of using semantic elements where possible... instead of merely saying that's the best practice.
css-tricks.com/explaining-t...
css-tricks.com/explaining-t...
Explaining the Accessible Benefits of Using Semantic HTML Elements | CSS-Tricks
Why should you use a semantic <button> instead of a generic <div>? Accessibility, right? By how exactly does it help accessibility?
css-tricks.com
November 6, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Thanks to @sarasoueidan.com's Practical Accessibility course, I'm much more confident explaining the accessibility benefits of using semantic elements where possible... instead of merely saying that's the best practice.
css-tricks.com/explaining-t...
css-tricks.com/explaining-t...
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Didn't plan it this way, but nothing much scarier than talking about getting a job in tech these days 😱
Check out my full convo with @nerdy.dev about his recent experience looking for a new job:
📺 www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLdh...
🎙️ zencastr.com/z/KHLM-Zlu
Check out my full convo with @nerdy.dev about his recent experience looking for a new job:
📺 www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLdh...
🎙️ zencastr.com/z/KHLM-Zlu
October 31, 2025 at 2:54 PM
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There’s something magical about physics-based animation. When we use springs instead of Bézier curves, we tend to get way smoother motion.
Up until recently, we’ve needed to use JS libraries for this, but a modern feature lets us emulate springs in native CSS. ✨
Just published a new post:
Up until recently, we’ve needed to use JS libraries for this, but a modern feature lets us emulate springs in native CSS. ✨
Just published a new post:
Springs and Bounces in Native CSS • Josh W. Comeau
The “linear()” timing function is a game-changer; it allows us to model physics-based motion right in vanilla CSS! That said, there are some limitations and quirks to be aware of. I’ve been experiment...
www.joshwcomeau.com
October 28, 2025 at 6:08 PM
There’s something magical about physics-based animation. When we use springs instead of Bézier curves, we tend to get way smoother motion.
Up until recently, we’ve needed to use JS libraries for this, but a modern feature lets us emulate springs in native CSS. ✨
Just published a new post:
Up until recently, we’ve needed to use JS libraries for this, but a modern feature lets us emulate springs in native CSS. ✨
Just published a new post:
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The more color systems I write, the more I realize that opacity variants are way more useful than lightness variants.
From a CSS library I wrote for myself: drop-in-graffiti.netlify.app
From a CSS library I wrote for myself: drop-in-graffiti.netlify.app
October 22, 2025 at 6:29 PM
The more color systems I write, the more I realize that opacity variants are way more useful than lightness variants.
From a CSS library I wrote for myself: drop-in-graffiti.netlify.app
From a CSS library I wrote for myself: drop-in-graffiti.netlify.app
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This whole AWS thing is a prime example of why browser engine diversity is important - and why more of the web needs funding from other sources and companies.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNVd...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNVd...
Stephanie Stimac - Sustainable Futures: Funding the Web Ecosystem
YouTube video by Web Engines Hackfest
www.youtube.com
October 20, 2025 at 7:25 PM
This whole AWS thing is a prime example of why browser engine diversity is important - and why more of the web needs funding from other sources and companies.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNVd...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNVd...
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"artificial intelligence" is a 70-year-old metaphor. it's not a description of something that exists in the world.
October 20, 2025 at 9:52 PM
"artificial intelligence" is a 70-year-old metaphor. it's not a description of something that exists in the world.
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weird phenomenon i keep encountering where “writers” correctly identify the soul-sucking danger that large language models pose to their craft, but for some reason have no problem using generative AI to make images. like….are you stupid!!!!
October 15, 2025 at 2:05 PM
weird phenomenon i keep encountering where “writers” correctly identify the soul-sucking danger that large language models pose to their craft, but for some reason have no problem using generative AI to make images. like….are you stupid!!!!
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everyone getting paid to figure out AI for their company is basically getting paid to tinker with a large bucket of dice and turn it in to a predictable science
October 15, 2025 at 3:27 PM
everyone getting paid to figure out AI for their company is basically getting paid to tinker with a large bucket of dice and turn it in to a predictable science
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Watching the web world move on to AI when I can't even get teams to know when to use an aria-label or not or throw in a little more color contrast really just makes me want to melt into the earth. I know I complain about this stuff a lot, but it's pretty devastating to me.
October 14, 2025 at 2:37 PM
Watching the web world move on to AI when I can't even get teams to know when to use an aria-label or not or throw in a little more color contrast really just makes me want to melt into the earth. I know I complain about this stuff a lot, but it's pretty devastating to me.
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"can you tell the difference between a meaningful and serendipitous moment in the real world and the howl of 1000s of gpus trying to optimize for you lingering on your phone for 0.5s longer?"
"can you?"
"can you?"
October 14, 2025 at 11:36 PM
"can you tell the difference between a meaningful and serendipitous moment in the real world and the howl of 1000s of gpus trying to optimize for you lingering on your phone for 0.5s longer?"
"can you?"
"can you?"
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AI is just absolutely atrocious for a subscription model because of the high cost per use. Of course if you charged per use no one would ever use it.
October 14, 2025 at 11:21 PM
AI is just absolutely atrocious for a subscription model because of the high cost per use. Of course if you charged per use no one would ever use it.
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Container queries and CSS make it simple to smoothly transition an element to the other side of its parent container without knowing exact dimensions or distance.
Read more in my latest post: ryanmulligan.dev/blog/transit...
Read more in my latest post: ryanmulligan.dev/blog/transit...
October 13, 2025 at 1:25 PM
Container queries and CSS make it simple to smoothly transition an element to the other side of its parent container without knowing exact dimensions or distance.
Read more in my latest post: ryanmulligan.dev/blog/transit...
Read more in my latest post: ryanmulligan.dev/blog/transit...
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so much you can do in css using pseudo classes. used `:has` pseudo class to make the full hover animation here.
for hover state im doing `:has(*:is(.sidebar-icon-trigger:hover`
made only using css. no js listener used. took me longer than i thought it would.
for hover state im doing `:has(*:is(.sidebar-icon-trigger:hover`
made only using css. no js listener used. took me longer than i thought it would.
October 9, 2025 at 10:12 PM
so much you can do in css using pseudo classes. used `:has` pseudo class to make the full hover animation here.
for hover state im doing `:has(*:is(.sidebar-icon-trigger:hover`
made only using css. no js listener used. took me longer than i thought it would.
for hover state im doing `:has(*:is(.sidebar-icon-trigger:hover`
made only using css. no js listener used. took me longer than i thought it would.
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We've created a tool called the "Screen reader support look up tables" designed to help people quickly check how screen readers interpret HTML elements and attributes across multiple combinations of browser and screen reader.
HTML/SR Support lookup
tetralogical.github.io
October 8, 2025 at 10:41 AM
We've created a tool called the "Screen reader support look up tables" designed to help people quickly check how screen readers interpret HTML elements and attributes across multiple combinations of browser and screen reader.
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This is a wonderful meditation on what AI cannot do.
wowwww this is incredibly beautiful. tagging some friends who will love this: @ladyofsardines.bsky.social @heymrsbond.com @marcusluther.bsky.social
therumpus.net/2025/10/02/h...
therumpus.net/2025/10/02/h...
Human Error Is the Point: On Teaching College During the Rise of AI - The Rumpus
My syllabus is a mess of half-remembered intentions. I re-use icebreakers that I know don’t work. I forget to grade the first assignment until Week Four. I write emails that begin with “So sorry for t...
therumpus.net
October 7, 2025 at 7:02 PM
This is a wonderful meditation on what AI cannot do.