Reposting @stevedylan.dev
I wrote up a primer on the AT Protocol designed for normal people, trying to explain why it's such a big deal, and giving tips on how to get started. Near the end I listed some ATProto apps that people can use, so please let me know if there are others I could add!
Publicly committing so I don't tinker too much:
My new personal website goes live this weekend 🙌
Just need to make some final touches and set up the hosting, then we're good to go.
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One skill I recently created for Claude Code and quite enjoy using is called "continuous-learning".
It goes through the last n git commands and identifies learning opportunities that could be documented in CLAUDE.md or specialized files.
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Quoting @disnetdev.com
RSS on atproto, I'm so here for it!
It's a first step into the right direction: dominikhofer.me/social-indie...
I'm currently building v2 of my personal site with @getkirby.com.
The core idea is to have a unified feed of all my content in one place.
I've now backfilled my whole Twitter archive + regularly fetch posts from Bluesky. So cool seeing everything come together.
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Quoting @grabhold.now
For the next time you have to wait for a dev (or Claude) to implement your designs 👇
And for everyone else, just click the buttons, it's really satisfying :)
Custom range slider for billow.software based on Radix UI.
h/t to @cedric.design for the design ✨
Agent Skills in general really are one of the best innovations of the last couple of months when it comes to coding agents.
I'm experimenting quite a lot with them these days and it's so interesting. Especially because they are essentially just .md files (with additional references, if needed).
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Interesting Claude Code skill to get more polished designs. Especially handy if you don't have a fixed design ready and want to iterate.
I used to just append prompts with "Think about how Dieter Rams would approach this", but this skill is so much more comprehensive.
My timeline didn't lie, this video is a masterpiece. Better story arc than most MCU movies ;)
Reposting @konnaire.bsky.social
Everybody thinks 'https://' stands for 'hypertext transfer protocol secure' but it actually stands for 'head to this place, sucka' followed by a colon and two laser sounds
Reposting @stevedylan.dev
Curiosity got the best of me: I built an aggregator for @standard.site 😅 Very much a first iteration and could use a lot more features, but a fun challenge all the same. Will probably do another blog post about the process and architecture when I have time!
Quoting @avanderlee.com
Some great skills for Swift development (also works with Claude Code) to try out 👇
My entry for the IndieWeb Carnival of December 2025 about the IndieWeb in 2030.
It’s the beginning of December again, which means Spotify Wrapped has just dropped. Like last year, I want to share mine here and encourage you to do the same, so we can all discover some great music :)
Reposting @simonwillison.net
It's ChatGPT's third birthday today, so I pulled other some quotes from the early
months of ChatGPT on my blog
OpenAI really did not expect it to be as popular as it was!
A love letter to a piece of tech “that just works”.
Wanted to share this interesting visualization by @rubenmathisen.bsky.social that we took a look at in my sociology class.
Especially the first and last map are quite powerful.
Really interesting article about how predictably people choose 4 digit codes:
What a cool (and surprisingly accurate) game…
Quoting @knotbin.com
Only discovered this now, but this is such a cool branding!
Like with FocusFlight (apps.apple.com/us/app/focus...), these airport/flight metaphors just work for me :D
TIL that the App Store web version is made with Svelte:
Affinity is free now and an all-in-one tool?
I'm a bit worried there is some sort of catch here (maybe not now but in the future) and that a one-time fee like before would have felt more reassuring.
But let's be happy while it lasts, Affinity is great :)
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Reflections after my first marathon.
Reposting @wesbos.com
This Lando Norris website is insane
I dove into the code and broke it all down. Some really neat 3D effects along with scrolling and next level animations
Full video →
Bookmarking fonts for myself and hopefully giving you some inspo.
Just discovered a great new puzzle game 🙌
I solved the daily Clues by Sam (Oct 12th 2025) in less than 15 minutes
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cluesbysam.com
You know you've found a very interesting video when you watch almost the whole 50 minutes in one sitting, despite being hungry for breakfast 🙃
Reposting @marcel.fyi
Introducing Zeitgeist!
A journaling app that captures your small, everyday moments and turns them into a living timeline of your life.
Download:
apps.apple.com/us/app/zeitg...
Learn more:
tiptop.software/zeitgeist/
Excited for you to try it.
🎨 TIL why OKLCH is a superior color format compared to HSL (which is what I currently use most often).
In short, OKLCH supports the wider P3 color space natively and it works with perceived lightness instead of the absolute one.
A recipe for a good and fulfilling life.
Number Go Up by Zeke Faux blends investigative journalism, social commentary, and true crime to recount some of the wildest crypto frauds – a ride I partly lived through in real time.
Quoting @twostraws.bsky.social
Can‘t wait for this to be released, what a great idea & execution 🙌
Discovering a new but not-so-new hobby for my summer break.
Thinking about starting to build iOS apps again…
I still enjoy building things for the web, but since it's my day job, I want to switch things up a bit for my personal projects.
I already completed #hackingwithswiftui in 2022. What are the main changes since then?
Just two running-related ads I came around today that immediately made me wanna put on my running shoes and head out.
Reposting @lucho.cool
This new project from Dan Hollick makes me want to share with you all the content I've been gathering as great "teaching".
These usually involve visuals and tailored interactive components to help explain complex topics.
#1 makingsoftware.co by Dan Hollick
A long overdue update on what's been going on over the last few months.
A great little utility app for your Mac that you didn’t know you needed.
Reposting @phoenix.tapbots.com
Recently, there was this insightful interview in our local newspaper that I found really interesting and seemed almost philosophical to me. So I decided to curate and share some passages.
The magic of the most beautiful time of day.
I moved Mastodon instances and got a cool new internet identity in the process.
I’m currently in the middle of exam season and wanted to share a quick tip that helps me enormously when I get nervous or tense right before a quiz.
My entry for the IndieWeb Carnival of January 2025 about the importance of friction.
