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@josef__wilhelm @BeauNouvelle @mrousavy I hope this is just a joke. The performance of Flutter is so bad on the web and using a product (Flutter Web) in production environments that is fresh out of beta is bullshit. Apart from the Pyramid of Doom that Flutter creates, Flutter has a really bad DX. — Schischkin (@bytenumbers) Apr 12, 2024

When you work on the web platform and web standards. https://t.co/PRs176KEpq — Stephanie 🔮 Web Witch (@seaotta) Apr 11, 2024

We're so excited to share the music video for In The Flood (Machine Version) featuring @matthewkheafy! #HorizonForbiddenWest @sonymusic https://t.co/aPg3xzydlE — Guerrilla (@Guerrilla) Apr 11, 2024

WCAG guidelines, the heaviest object in the universe @a_sandrina_p has given me such great accessibility advice over the years https://t.co/MR90JQwDwf — chan (@chantastic) Apr 11, 2024

I'm super honored to have these fun little things published on @codrops . Hope you enjoy them.💙 https://t.co/uhQ21yoRMY https://t.co/g5Lsxxx2Fy — deadrabbbbit (@deadrabbbbit) Apr 10, 2024

I bloody love @KevinJPowell https://t.co/oEI2vy01FI — Andy Bell (@belldotbz) Apr 10, 2024

@SnicketAlonso Two pages nearer the end today than it was yesterday. — Philip Pullman (@PhilipPullman) Apr 10, 2024

@the_olusolar Ha – One day I'll delve into writing a book/course outline and publishing a physical book of CSS stuff 👀 Hoping that day comes this year 🤞 — jhey ▲🐻🎈 (@jh3yy) Apr 10, 2024

The code for anchor positioning has had a major ✨glow up✨ since I first started working with/on it! Here is all the code you need to get a basic anchor now: .tooltip { bottom: calc(anchor(top)); position-try-options: flip-block; justify-self: anchor-center; } https://t.co/7YZKKT7KQ6 — Una 🇺🇦 (@Una) Apr 9, 2024

Payload 3.0 beta is now available - running fully on the @nextjs app router. You can now install the entirety of Payload in one line into any Next.js app. Here's a little walkthrough about how cool this is. Full stable 3.0 coming soon! https://t.co/azkS8Ex9Ib — James Mikrut (@JamesMikrut) Apr 10, 2024

Always start building a new feature/demo/component, etc. in my head first 🤙 Then out comes the scribble pad. Try and think of different edge cases, user journeys, types of user 🫶 https://t.co/GZDafSlBoA https://t.co/jU0B2FaFgZ — jhey ▲🐻🎈 (@jh3yy) Apr 8, 2024

@izs https://t.co/2zk43Efb4G forget that smells have a frequency! Fake banana! :Vomit — James (@rb30) Apr 8, 2024

James gets it. Yes, fake banana smell is in the same cursed category as fake sugar taste. https://t.co/lrJpEWpN4o — isaacs (@izs) Apr 8, 2024

Okay, hear me out: no longterm career goals. Max 6 month goals. Fog of war is too thick beyond that. Future me is totally unknowable to current me. She’s obsessed with things I don’t know exist. Current me predictive goals sound naïve/boring to her. If I do things well on a… https://t.co/evJyPDPHn8 — Maggie Appleton (@Mappletons) Apr 8, 2024

Debating learning how to database. But honestly it just seems like a huge faff. Can I just wait until you all abstract it away with your severless cloud function durable object whatevers? Who is building the one-click-super-simple-local-first database button? — Maggie Appleton (@Mappletons) Apr 7, 2024

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A few people pointed out that my design tip Twitter Moment has disappeared. Elon must have dropped the feature 😫 Rather than dig them all up and put them into a thread I decided I'm going to build a website to house them. Going to give them a bit of a facelift for 2024 too 😏 https://t.co/uSKu1iYHWY — Steve Schoger (@steveschoger) Apr 5, 2024

@IanColdwater @lizrice Yes, I am a wizard. https://t.co/sTtz7ahSsl — Corey Quinn (@QuinnyPig) Apr 5, 2024

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Patrick Collison on the importance of beauty and craftsmanship when building products “If Stripe is a monstrously successful business, but what we make isn’t beautiful, and Stripe doesn’t embody a culture of incredibly exacting craftsmanship, I’ll be much less happy. I think the… https://t.co/WO7NyRsIpN https://t.co/9FF6pz9orU — Startup Archive (@StartupArchive_) Mar 31, 2024

@karrisaarinen Caring can really make a big difference. More people (in tech) would care if they truly saw what impact it can have. That isn’t to say care always leads to impact - but ambivalence is often costlier in the long run. — Waqas Sheikh (@vixsheikh) Apr 1, 2024

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