A bit late to the BlueSky bandwagon, but I will start to post here from now on. Got to say I am impressed by the 90 people who are already following me even before I have posted anything 😛
That’s basically how I was taught it. It’s the empty product. Multiplying no things gets you the multiplicative identity, same as summing no things = additive identity.
✨ Exactly a year ago, I redesigned Clerk Components: Core 2 and introduced a trendy UI pattern that I’m incredibly proud of.
This pattern shaped the product and became a core part of its identity.
It was my first big project after joining Clerk, and I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out.
Thanks go out to David Heinemeier Hansson for both his forward his review and 18 specific, actionable pieces of feedback that will make Agile Web Development with Rails 8 better! pragprog.com/titles/rails...
this is one of my favorite custom feeds, Quiet Posters
it shows you posts from people you follow who don't post that much! so it surfaces friends' posts that might otherwise get drowned out in the Following feed (which is reverse chronological) 🤗
I just want to say to everyone here,
Thank you.
Sometimes I never realized how loved I am, even from people who I never talk to for awhile, who supports me here quietly.
I am always growing so I appreciate you being here. I love what I do now truly.
Have a lovely weekend and rest well xx
So I’m about 15 hours into Cyberpunk 2077 (video game, not the TTRPG) and I am so incredibly hooked. I’m glad I waited to play it, since I know there have been so many fixes since launch.
Judy Alvarez is my girl. I adore her character so, so much.
I think I went a little overboard on starter packs and followed too many people.
My litmus test is if at least half of their most recent 10 tweets aren’t about programming, or are primarily negative in nature, I unfollow
Still, the starter packs were worth it to
find everyone again
Gideon's shit eating grin as she puts on the aviators for the first time - I have an extraordinarily vivid image of that scene in my mind's eye, it's so much fun!
Upgraded to Tailwind CSS v4.0 beta over lunch, while eating a sandwich.
Finished the migration before I finished my sandwich 🤣
`npx @tailwindcss/upgrade@next`
Whenever I show dev tools tricks in a video, I get lots of "I had no idea that was a thing!"
What are your favourite or most under-utilized dev tools tips?
There are so many nuggets in there, I'm sure I'm even missing some
Putting CSS Anchor Positioning to the test by throwing dropdown menus around 💪
[popover].dropdown {
top: anchor(bottom);
right: anchor(right);
position-try-fallbacks: flip-block,flip-inline;
}
That's it 👆 Keeps the menu tethered to the button
(may as well bring over some hits from the other place)
i finished rereading Gideon the Ninth yesterday and there are so many good lines in that book. Such a fun read and exactly what i needed in these interesting times.