Yesterday at #HTMLDay SF we started working on the HTML 7 spec, including <spongebob>, <diagonal>, <rickroll>, <grass>, <sigh>, and <flower> tags! Check them out on the web page we made, coming to your browser soon! doodles.patrickweaver.net/html-day-2026/
HTML Day 2026
A web page created at HTML Day SF
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I wrote about making Cranban, my local-first kanban board for collaborating with robots. The goal of Cranban is not having to choose between robot tools and human tools, because actually robots like cranberries too. www.patrickweaver.net/blog/cranban...
Cranban is kanban for humans collaborating with robots
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I got tired of working on the robot's terms, so I made a local-first, cranberry themed, kanban board that saves to a .md file. It's a human focused tool where you plan the way you're used to, that outputs text LLMs can easily update. Blog post tomorrow! doodles.patrickweaver.net/cranban/
Cranban
A local-first cranberry themed kanban board with a markdown datastore.
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I wrote about making a self-editing HTML page! The secret to finally finishing a project, I guess, “rewrite it in TypeScript?”. www.patrickweaver.net/blog/one-pag...
Building a Web Page That Edits Itself
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I'm back with PART 3 of my HTML trilogy! It's called One Pager and it's a self-editing website. Want to add a new image to your website? Just pop one in there! Does opening your CMS make you want to Curl-up Melt-down and Stay focused on the 90s dream of a read/write web? Try it now!
One Pager
A website that edits itself
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Is there a how to make your parent’s iOS 26 phone as familiar as possible guide? I’ve done reduce transparency, reduce motion, increase contrast, safari tabs bottom, but it’s still confusing.
The least they could have done is drawn it out a few more hours until the second 2am of the night
Now with images (only dogs)! Happy #HTMLday! ❇️ doodles.patrickweaver.net/dancing-html/
Dancing HTML
An HTML text editor, with dancing!
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Patrick Weaver@patrickweaver.net · last yr.Just in time for #htmlday I have a new way to write HTML, dancing! Feeling the @htmlenergy.bsky.social 🪩 doodles.patrickweaver.net/dancing-html/
Just in time for #htmlday I have a new way to write HTML, dancing! Feeling the @htmlenergy.bsky.social 🪩 doodles.patrickweaver.net/dancing-html/
I got curious about what it would be like to be a college student in 2025, so I fed one of my own essays, from 2007 into a language model, asking it for advice. For the irony I chose an essay on Heidegger's "The Way to Language" and "Being-there and Discourse. Language".
Today is the day to remove all the @glitch.com links from my website 🎃 👋🏻 thanks for all the silly lil websites 🎏
It’s real fun that the answer to the “when am I ever going to use algebra?” questions is “your health insurance open enrollment meeting” 🙃
Yesterday (at the Y at Crossover/Park Pres.) a W@yℳo cut in front of my car from the center to the L turn lane to turn in front of me. It was so smooth, it was like getting pickpocketed. It was "bad" driving, but lacking any danger. This is the future where AI is rude and there's nothing to do.
My ISP has the slowest and buggiest web app I have ever used and now I'm wondering if it's a strategy to make me think my internet is too slow.
Last week I wrote a blog post that uses every HTML element, but when doing some further research I realized that in the 1.5 years it took me to write it, 2 new elements had been added to the MDN docs (I know this is not the official spec, but it's what I used). Welcome <hgroup> and <search>!
A Blog Post With Every HTML Element
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Making some things, so I guess I should make some posts, post to thing pipeline
