Reposting @developer.mozilla.org
CSS nesting is now Baseline 🎉
Write nested selectors directly in CSS — just like Sass, but natively.
.card {
color: black;
&:hover { color: blue; }
.title { font-weight: bold; }
}
No preprocessor needed.
Learn more 👇
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/...
spencermortensen.com/articles/ema...
Some interesting techniques in there that work surprisingly well.
blog.cloudflare.com/emdash-wordp...
Really cool news, especially since it apparently has standard.site support 🥳
code.claude.com/docs/en/outp...
Setting Claude's output style to "Explanatory" or even "Learning" is such an improvement over the default style.
Small copy to clipboard interaction in billow.software.
Reposting @dholms.at
Some very exciting news - it looks like the working group for AT Protocol at the IETF has been approved! (though not formalized in the datatracker just yet)
This is a big milestone in the standards process. But is also just the start of the actual process - years of meetings & work ahead!
Billow was pixel-perfectly designed by @cedric.design in Framer.
To implement the design, I created a little plugin that generates a markdown spec from any selected frame to paste into Claude Code as reference.
Works great so far 🙌
Reposting @andy.works
I don't much love talking, but Tommy has a way of making it interesting. Learn about our craft and the ideas behind 5 years of !Boring software.
Watch the full 37 minutes and sub to Tommy's channel for more conversations with software designers.
Great work-related news: We won the @framer.com “Best Big Site” award for our work on the new Miro website!
Credits mostly go to @cedric.design and Sam, but I was still lucky enough to contribute a few lines of code here and there to extend Framer's capabilities 🙌
code.claude.com/docs/en/inte...
Really small but very neat new feature in Claude Code: Use /btw to ask quick one-off questions while the agent is working without interrupting it.
CMDK Menu in billow.software
I purchased this a while back but just enabled it again. Still so satisfying 🙌
And no need to buy a new keyboard for it :)
Reposting @maggieappleton.com
We have reached a moment where instead of releasing software you simply release the detailed spec for software and tell people to prompt their agent to build it themselves
From the README of OpenAI’s new Symphony orchestrator: github.com/openai/symph...
herbertlui.net/craft-not-fa...
Craft and taste will always be the thing that makes a creator truly interesting and unique. Especially in this day and age.
Another addition to my "great atproto posts" collection.
Pretty great news!
I've been obsessed with this song by Fred again.. for the past week.
Everything, the sound, video, overall vibe, feels perfectly imperfect and raw. Love it.
45.2/50. I remember colors better than I remember names. Come at me.
(unfortunately missed to take a screenshot so I guess you just have to trust my written word, sorry…)
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Terry, the person behind the fantastic essay on "Phantom Obligation", truly delivered with his RSS reader!
Some really interesting concepts in there that I haven't seen in any other app in this category.
Reposting @atproto.com
We've been hard at work on a new website with new guides, better docs, more translations, even our very own blog. We think it looks pretty sharp, too. It's now easier than ever to just build things with AT Protocol.
A quick little demo* of Kai, the annotation tool I've been building over the past week.
Hugely inspired by agentation.dev, but I wanted to create something framework agnostic that you don't have to install inside your project.
Highlights from today's work on billow.software:
Reposting @erlend.sh
New @semble.so just dropped: Open Web Principles 📜
My personal favorite is getdweb.net/principles by @getdweb.net
"These principles define the values of a decentralized web based on enabling agency of all peoples. It is the basis for behavioral norms and mutual accountability."
Reposting @iam-robin.bsky.social
I like reading and I like data visualisations. So why not convert the books I've read into stacked bar charts?
Each year has its own book stack with the books I've read. The height indicates the number of pages.
It's now part of my books subpage! 😊
www.iamrob.in/books
Reposting @vegh.ca
I'm looking forward to finally showing off what @benricem.bsky.social and I have been working on for, like, 1.5 years. Butterflies and elephants, together at last. 👀 ❤️
Polishing the auth flow for billow.software today 🪄
As always, h/t to @cedric.design for the clean design.
Worked on the main layout with its "scrolling window"-like structure this morning.
Don't mind the content for now, just placeholders :)
Today, I started to design the overall layout for morgen.blue.
In the process, I discovered this beautiful icon set, which I really like:
www.basicons.com
Some beautiful wallpapers by the creators of iA Writer.
Quoting @joebasser.com
Reposting @schlage.town
great post on atproto as 'everything ecosystem' with lots of examples of cross-pollination!
In the Atmosphere, feeds act more like windows.
spark carousel of bluesky posts (or leaflet etc) sounds cool!
Getting started…
Github: github.com/hfrdmnk/morg...
Tangled Mirror: tangled.org/dominik.soci...
I just sent the first devlog newsletter for Morgenblau: buttondown.com/dominikhofer...
If you haven't subscribed yet and want to follow the process, you can do so over at morgen.blue
Quoting @disnetdev.com
Reposting @hyl.st
We're getting reallly close to a dream of mine:
public indexed website built from a variety of personal data sources: bookmarks, annotations, and rss likes
I was posting about this 6 months ago, and it could be a reality today bsky.app/profile/hyl....
Reposting @flo-bit.dev
official public beta launch of blento.app 🎉🥳
lots of new features and cards added and (mostly) works on mobile now too
share it with your friends, family, neighbors and random strangers on the street!
Some core concepts to explore for morgen.blue.
(I'll write a bit more about them in the next newsletter issue.)
Quoting @dominik.social
Reposting @erlend.sh
What is one thing that you would change in your favorite reader to make it even better?
Make it about subscribing to people, not feeds. Very Online persons (and orgs) have more than one feed available for subscription, and I wanna opt into them individually.
Quoting @dominik.social
In case you missed my blogpost from yesterday: I'm building my own take on an atproto-based RSS reader!
If you're interested, you can follow along by signing up over at morgen.blue or by checking this tag on my website: dominikhofer.me/tag/morgenblau
www.terrygodier.com/phantom-obli...
I already shared this in my latest blog post but wanted to highlight it separately.
Really interesting read on how paradigms have (not) evolved in the past years for RSS readers and what to do about it.
Reposting @stevedylan.dev
Today I'm excited to announce @sequoia.pub: a CLI for self-hosted blogs to publish @standard.site lexicons to the ATmosphere
Aaand speaking of agent skills, here's a pretty cool directory. I don't really install external skills that often, but it's very nice for inspo.
Turned @spatie.be's Laravel guidelines (spatie.be/guidelines) into a proper agent skill using Anthropic's skill-creator skill (what a name).
Some interesting patterns in there, we'll see how it goes 🤞
With the exams finished and my new personal website out in the world, it's time to dive into the world of iOS development again 🥳
I will talk more about the app in the next couple of days, but as a little teaser, here's the icon :)
www.eddiedale.com/blog/overwhe...
This could've been written by me:
But my problem was never lack of inspiration or ideas.
My weakness is focus and execution.
Lost in a sea of infinite possibilities ✨
Things are getting serious if I end my prompts to Claude Code with "Only present the plan if you're 99+% sure that it will work".
Dynamic offers in billow.software
Reposting @olaren.dev
Here is what I've been doing this past week: git.olaren.dev/Olaren/mapto...
A little python program that generates poster for cities! You might have seen stuff like this around lately, but I modified it to put an emphasis on rail infrastructure :3
