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surma, 21 days ago to random

ICYMI: In the most recent OTMT podcast episode, @jaffathecake and I talk about putting React in the browser.

While that’s good clickbait, the episode is about about past and present platform proposals that aim to help frameworks with managing the DOM.

https://offthemainthread.tech/episode/putting-react-in-the-browser/

surma, 1 month ago to random

🧵 New episode of the Off The Main Thread Podcast!

In this one, @jaffathecake and I talk about canvas-based web apps like Figma or Flutter apps and what you gain, what you lose, and whether it is worth it!

https://offthemainthread.tech/episode/canvas-based-webapps/

eeeps, 3 months ago to random

📝 I wrote a thing about color spaces in general and oklab()/oklch() in particular.

https://ericportis.com/posts/2024/okay-color-spaces/

monochromer, 3 months ago to random

A feature with hidden potential. You can put several <img> inside the <picture> and all of them will display the source that was resolved by the browser. For example, the display of music album covers - the "cloned" image is used for a blurred background effect.

Codepen demo (warning: expensive computations):
https://codepen.io/monochromer/pen/abMqObP

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timbray, 4 months ago to random

In which I mourn Google: https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2024/01/15/Google-2024

scottjehl, 4 months ago to random

I've appreciated the recent posts from folks who are starting to find that React is no longer the right tool for them. That said, much of the discussion seems focused around developer experience problems, which are important, but can be worth tolerating if the user experience–the output of the tool–is great. That's why it's important to add that from a performance and resilience perspective, the output of React sites on average has also been not great. UX should be top of mind in evaluating tech

igalia, 4 months ago to random

🎙️New Episode of Igalia Chats: Browser Politics and You

@Meyerweb and @bkardell chat with @jaffathecake and @surma about their new podcast, history and some fun analogies

https://www.igalia.com/chats/otmt

surma, 5 months ago to random

Unrelated to anything: @jaffathecake and I recorded our next OTMT podcast on build tools last week. Not sure if that's of interest to people...

bramus, 8 months ago to random

Just a moment ago, CSS View Transitions Module Level 1 got published as Candidate Recommendation.

Congrats @jaffathecake et al on reaching this HUGE MILESTONE!

https://www.w3.org/TR/css-view-transitions-1/

fword_dev, 9 months ago to random

View Transitions API, snarling cats, a new era at Shopify, and cake jokes. Meet the 18th episode of The F-Word with @jaffathecake and your hosts @brucelawson and @pepelsbey_dev.

https://f-word.dev/episodes/18/

bramus, 10 months ago to random

👀 Ooh, looks like linear() is about to come to WebKit/Safari.

https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/pull/15936

generic, 10 months ago to history

Found a snapshot of @jaffathecake from 2013.

#InternetExplorer #History #ConditionalComments #Frontend #Web #Conferences #Mobilism #Amsterdam #Tuschinski #Photography

me1000, 10 months ago to random

I quit twitter after Elon made some anti-trans tweet (and it wasn't his last). From everything I've seen, Twitter has only become more of a cesspool under that same leadership. But Tim Apple continued to invest something like $100 million (maybe 2-3x more?) in Twitter ads, and now the company is releasing full episodes of shows there? For a company that presents itself as inclusive, that certainly isn't reflected in the way they spend their money.

https://mastodon.social/@macrumors/110617579039977378