Doing some research on design systems / design tokens, especially around color.
What are some good open source color palettes?
So far I have: Open color, Open props, Tailwind, Material, Adobe Spectrum, GitHub Primer, Ant Design, IBM Design Language, Radix UI, Bootstrap.
Req: Need to have a page that lists all their colors (see examples).
Looking at color palettes primarily for UIs, not those designed exclusively for dataviz.
@leaverouhttps://huetone.ardov.me/ has most of them + it allows you to compare the values across all three OKLCH dimensions. The only thing missing is the actual OKLCH under the hood (palettes can only be saved and loaded as RGB)
PSA: If you use a piece of software, encounter a bug, and find out it was already reported, DO NOT comment with "I have the same issue" if you have nothing else to contribute. At the very least, add data that might be useful. ESPECIALLY DO NOT leave any comments if the maintainers already said "we are working on a fix".
My mailbox is dying under the load of all the people who have the same bug as me and also have the urge to comment about them having this bug 🙄
“Never ever ever ever ever mess with my browser. It's not yours, it's mine. I'm letting you use it for free to render your bloated sites. Don't do this to me. I get to copy paste whatever I want whenever I want. When you get your own browser you can do whatever you want but while you are living in my house under my rules I get to copy/paste whenever I goddamn feel like it.”
I've had the same feelings yesterday, but, unlike Mat, I gave up after it didn't let me paste the password from Bitwarden, and accessing the field via JavaScript would wipe the whole thing clean again.
@matdevdug mind sharing a .torrent with the DMG? 😂
@Seirdy oh, yes, definitely, it looks very nice in the demos, and I'm honestly quite excited for this feature. But since it's all not on Firefox, I don't care :blobcatshrug:
Here's an unpopular opinion: Google is outstandingly terrible as the maintainer of Android. Android needs to become a separate entity, preferably a nonprofit, and preferably run by someone who has strong opinions.
@jeffmcneill the data is a bit misleading for some countries, like Russia. 8th of March is not Mother's Day, but the International Women's Day, where it is customary to congratulate mothers, of course.
But Russia also has a Mother's Day on the last Sunday in November. In Kazakhstan, it's on the third Sunday in September. In Belarus, it's 14th of October.
Quite disappointed with this change. The project was never slow to begin with, and the amount of data it has to process is so small that it’s honestly ridiculous to rewrite it into Rust.
But now that it is not pure Python any more, one can await problems that will arise when trying to run it on a non-mainstream platform. No Windows ARM, no PyPy, no musl+aarch64… The probability of having to compile it when installing is not worth it for a primarily CI-used tool.
@hugovk@gaborbernat yeah, maybe not CI, although I do offload some CI tasks onto an Alpine (musl) machine with ARM64, which does not have wheels in this case. But it's also a problem for developers, who might work from an ARM-based Surface and might not want to get a whole Rust compiler to just run a tool locally.
But yes, I usually don't run linters in all platforms; I'm sorry for the confusing wording ofy previous post 😅
Can anyone recommend me a good Markdown editor? I can't seem to find anything that's based on some web engine, which tends to use its own font rendering.
@dunsap@rauschma I was going to mention Hono, too. I also love how easy it is to migrate runtimes with it, as you can do Node, Deno, and Serverless with pretty much the same code.