@bkardell.com hey there! Would you mind please messaging me when you have a moment? 👋
Sarah Drasner
@sarahedo.bsky.social
Opinions my own. https://sarah.dev Sr Director of Engineering @ Google: Core Web, Android, iOS Infrastructure Formerly Vue Core • Frontend Masters teacher • O'Reilly Author • https://www.engmanagement.dev/ https://github.com/sdras
🔥 Hot take: WebMCP fills a real, urgent, need. I’m not against it. It’s just …I can't help but notice that all WebMCP¹ tools are basically about making the app's user-facing data & actions explicit in a machine-readable way. The high-level use case is not new. [1/5] ¹ github.com/webmachinele...
GitHub - webmachinelearning/webmcp: 🤖 WebMCP
🤖 WebMCP. Contribute to webmachinelearning/webmcp development by creating an account on GitHub.
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We (Chrome) published a big paper about security work that's important to share. It shouldn’t surprise anyone that open source software is getting hammered by AI, and people are looking for bugs: for bounties, for hacking purposes, and to help, more than ever before. blog.google/security/chr...
🛠️ I've made a useWebMCPTool hook for React! Chrome (myself and others) will keep this up to date with any spec changes. The hook has hygiene around unmount, result normalization, etc. Cheers! www.npmjs.com/package/use-... github.com/GoogleChrome...
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Fiction book recommendations? I’ve read 50 books this year and want to keep going :)
This post from builder.io is very well written: "Everyone's Missing the Point of WebMCP" Though I don't see browser actuation as the only use case, the article is correct that WebMCP creates/helps with a new type of product experience. www.builder.io/blog/webmcp
Builder.io: Collaborative Platform to Build With AI Agents
One codebase for engineers, designers, PMs, and marketers. Everyone works from one source of truth, on brand and in code, with no handoffs to clean up.
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PSA: stop doing weird things to cottage cheese. It’s fine. You don’t have to blend it or roll it or fry it. Just eat it.
*whines* I’m gonna go for a runnn. Because it’s good for my mental health *sob*
Jason and his team are the cream of the crop. I can’t wait to watch this series, with faves like @kelseyhightower.com and @ashley.dev ! This goes beyond building an app, contestants build a full company. 💥
you might be able to build an app, but can you build a *product*? 8 teams start this competition hosted by @kelseyhightower.com, but only 7 advance to episode 2 presented by @awscloud.bsky.social, this is @codetv.dev's largest production yet premieres tomorrow: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aHX...
This is now available in the EU! 🇪🇺
🎉 After 2 years of building it off and on, my side project app is done: Habik: Life Manager! The premise is that you can do hard things. Break them down, and take them one day at a time. Habik takes the guesswork (and the self-negotiation) out of what to do today. apps.apple.com/us/app/habik...
This is great because I already break my tasks down into 30 minute groups, and gamifying it is a great idea!
🎉 After 2 years of building it off and on, my side project app is done: Habik: Life Manager! The premise is that you can do hard things. Break them down, and take them one day at a time. Habik takes the guesswork (and the self-negotiation) out of what to do today. apps.apple.com/us/app/habik...
🎉 After 2 years of building it off and on, my side project app is done: Habik: Life Manager! The premise is that you can do hard things. Break them down, and take them one day at a time. Habik takes the guesswork (and the self-negotiation) out of what to do today. apps.apple.com/us/app/habik...
OpenAI is winding down its browser, Atlas. Following the wind down of Sora, both shutdowns are good reminders that even if AI makes execution “free”, strategy still matters.
OpenAI is discontinuing ChatGPT Atlas, its standalone desktop browser - 9to5Mac
ChatGPT Atlas, OpenAI’s standalone desktop browser, is being sunset in favor of the new ChatGPT desktop app. OpenAI released an...
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“Everything worth protecting will eventually need protection” Well said. Eric Ries, Incorruptible.
I’m a developer but also a designer. And my degrees are in music and architecture. I don’t see any of that as being contradictory. It’s all expression, creativity, and problem solving… just through different lenses. Which are mostly constructs to make our practices easier to learn, teach and discuss
Quick reminder that right brained/left brained concepts are a myth. While hemispheres have different functions, your brain has plasticity and being good at STEM doesn’t mean you can’t be creative/artistic/musical or vice versa. Believing you can’t is the only limitation.
Some of you who know me from the OG days know I was pretty into SVG Animations… Well, @joshwcomeau.com who is a MASTER of all things animating made a new course! Whimsical animations! ✨ This isn’t an ad, I’m just a huge fan of his work. If you want to play and learn something new, check it out!
The first part of Declarative Partial Updates (`<template for>` out-of-order HTML) is now available, unflagged, in Chrome 150!! developer.chrome.com/release-note... The second part (the new JS setting APIs, include the streaming ones) we're still working on the spec side, but maybe for Chrome 152?
Chrome 150 | Release notes | Chrome for Developers
CSS text-fit property, background-clip border-area, Focusgroup, and more.
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It’s not a family vacation for us unless your feet hurt from walking, your stomach hurts from eating, and your cheeks hurt from laughing
Miriam is a world’s leading expert in CSS and works on many specs! Highly recommended to check out her new course:
My "Poetic CSS" course goes live on Wednesday, with an Early Bird discount for the month of July! Here's another "side quest" on using shorthand properties: youtu.be/LNZQmOk3hKk Sign up for email updates (and a drawing for a handmade @OddBird mug): courses.oddbird.net/poetic-css/#... #css
I think in the next few years, human communities and the value of the handmade in certain areas will become more important, not less We’ve actually seen this trend in art history play out a few times already -> highly mechanical gives way to the return of the “prestige of the handmade”
Do you think that when actors/actresses are in bad movies they know it? Or they’re caught by surprise later?
🤔 "War?" "Hijack?" "Takeover?" Y'all use the weirdest vocab to describe voters calmly walking into a voting booth and filling in the bubble next to the name of the candidate that says things like "Childcare can be cheaper!" and "Let's fix that bike lane!" and "Elon should pay more tax than you do!"
"There's going to be a war": Centrist House Democrats plot Mamdani Caucus counterattack
a little reunion of the greatest devrel team to ever do it: @sarahedo.bsky.social, @philhawksworth.dev, @cassidoo.co, @bencodezen.io, @tzmanics.bsky.social, @devdevcharlie.com, with special guest appearances from @marisamorby.com, @dizzyd.esq, @emilyfreeman.bsky.social 💜💜 I miss this team so much