I thought the Orb icon looked familiar. I made this Dribbble shot 15 years ago! back when dribbble was cool. dribbble.com/shots/163402...
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Why do I feel like, sometimes, Claude code is so very sick of me and my unceasing nitpicking?
The entire basic API of Keyboardist: import { createListener } from "keyboardist" const listener = createListener() const sub = listener.subscribe("Slash", focusSearch) sub.unsubscribe() Zero deps, ~3 kB, npm install keyboardist. keyboardist.io
Most keyboard-shortcut bugs aren't about *which* key was pressed. They're about *who was listening*. Keyboardist 3 has an answer for that: layers. keyboardist.io
I think dark mode was invented only to double designer's workload
have you ever noted that there's no good icon for "project"? I mean look at the variety of options in the noun project thenounproject.com/search/icons...
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unpopular opinion: I know NextJS is all the rage. But I think laravel/inertia is a better stack, specially for side projects. No surprise bills. No "use server' incantations. LLMs can build backends with zero drama.
The Keyboardist docs site is itself a Keyboardist demo. Go to keyboardist.io, press M, then try pressing literally anything else. That's an exclusive layer. That's the whole pitch. 🎹
Keyboardist
A declarative way to add keyboard shortcuts to your browser applications
keyboardist.io
Keyboardist 3.0 is out 🎹 A tiny, zero-dependency library for keyboard shortcuts in browser apps. ~3 kB gzipped. The big new thing: layers. keyboardist.io
This app had so much promise. But all I see is tiring depressing content about US politics.
I see people marrying to one coding model/agent (and doing big announcements when they switch). Why? I use them all!
Whoa. When did domains become so expensive? They are not good impulse buys anymore that's for sure.
Shadcn ui is great. Problem is that it's so good that it hides bad ux design. Just because it's pretty, balanced, and readable doesn't mean that the design underneath is good.
my beloved m1 iMac screen died, so I am working now on my Macbook pro. And… this has been happening 5 times a day.
What finally drove me to work by prompting instead of coding is RSI. What about you?
I think basecamp 1.0 was the perfect app for simple project management. Everything else is just to justify the existence of the parent company.
I vibed a project management app, and the agent wrote a delicious story in the test data. En español.
I've been trying the vertical "tabs" in Chrome and I don't quite like it. I don't know if it's only because I've been using horizontal tabs form 20+ years and this is resistance to change
I’m not a fan of most React localization libraries. For my day-job, I developed my own system, but for personal endeavors, I’ve been using react-intl, and I feel a bit resentful towards it. I’m considering creating an open-source version of my approach for our app.
The true arms race is LLMs quickly becoming too good at producing slop, while humans are getting good at spotting it.
I don't understand how people draw with Figma. That bezier tool is terrible!
I rewatched The Social Network this weekend and I realized that Mark Z build Facemash in public.
I've been experimenting with turning my browser game into a PWA and I'm not convinced that it's worth the effort. I asked Claude iits opinion and while I wasn't surprised by the answer (no, I shouldn't do it), I was surprised by the comedic timing of the ellipsis at the end of its response.
