I was hoping that with the release of Google Vids, Google Slides would finally get features like this... but it feels like a coat of paint + new templates on top of Slides that cracks a ton quite often 😖

What a rabbit hole. This went far beyond my expectations. I'm learning Ruby on Rails right now, and it's making me question myself to see how a person with those views is so deeply involved in it, and what they might be project ming onto the project. And thank you for digging up all those sources. ❤️

I’ve never heard of it… what in particular about it is bad?

I have my blog site with nothing on it T_T
walkquackback.github.io

There’s many LSP’s that support html or css inside of backticks. It’s used extensively in frameworks like FAST or Lit.

That doesn't seem to resolve anywhere for me.

Tauri is fun, albeit the last time I used it was where the business logic was in Python, and that created so many sub issues with IPC...

Actually, now that I've thought more about it this does sound pretty fun. If it's what I'm thinking of, management and juggling priorities and infrastructure that sounds like a fun strategy.

Just reading the description, I'm not too sure if it sounds fun...

Vivaldi works really nicely, but I find it has too many features to work well with my use cases. You can turn them off, but I found that it took a lot of time to make it look how I wanted it to look.

My default browser zoom is 120%. Tried running it at 200% actually, but too many websites were unusable.

There's the option of copying someone else's UX patterns, making some changes (spacing, colour, font, shape) and using that. Most of the time results in a good to use app with okay UX patterns from my app cloning experience.

I was giggling at the stretched logo...