One day left to bag this deal of course. Brought to you by the maker of "CSS for JS Devs" and something with React —don't hold that against Josh— it's a great course.

"In a story few could have foreseen, everyone in silicon valley seems to be talking about an AI bubble" 🤯 I'm shocked. youtu.be/ly6YKz9UfQ4

Once again Svelte is the most 'admired' JavaScript framework according to this year's Stack Overflow Survey: survey.stackoverflow.co/2025/technol...

All the people regularly using Siri or Google Assistant are already at least halfway into this, though. They're used to these assistants trawling through their emails and messages and calendar and physical location to bring them useful or helpful information. I turn them all off, but lots don't.

Getting the cssday.nl/live-stream.html wasn't the most straight forward, but watching the scroll wizardry of @nerdy.dev more than makes up for it — what a great advocate for the web. I know this is old news now but I'm looking forward to the other talks.

Add your voice, and possibly more enticing, find out your score at the end.

Perfection is achieved, not when there's nothing more to add, but when there's nothing left to take away. React MDX next?

Storybook 9 is here, it's the hottest release, the best experience authoring stories with Svelte, testing, and all the rest. 🦾

Ok, what's going on? This morning I've seen three completely independent recommendations for @zed.dev.

Is there a recommended StyleLint rule or plugin for enforcing `@layer` usage? I.e. making sure there's not a typo in a layer name. How do others do this?

Storybook's Svelte DX has progressively got better and better. Adding testing is the next step. This testing talk along with Dominik G's Testing, 1 2 3 4 are gold.

Great talk for designers and devs to bridge the gap for OKLCH adoption.

Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day, #gaad. Building with accessibility in mind can be difficult, but there are tons of small improvements you can make throughout your pages that help people more easily use them. Learn how Polypane helps you do the right things: polypane.app/blog/the-web...

@kevinpowell.co recently talked about delaying teaching the `width` properly in CSS, it's a great idea, can we go one further? Introduce logical properties first, with the concept that block elements inline-size want to fill the space and block-size wants to use as little space.

I can personally highly recommend this. Thanks Mainmatter for the continued support and guidance with Svelte and beyond. 🚀

And then there were all the surprise encounters like @andrewgoodricke.bsky.social, @fubits.dev (and plenty more). It was so great to meet a tonne of enthusiastic Storybook users that I usually interact with through issues and PRs. I'm very grateful for talking with all of you. 🙏

Really enjoyed the privacy first talk by @en.sitnik.ru at Svelte Summit. I'll be rewatching when I can. slides.com/ai/privacy

Looking forward to @storybook.js.org v9 that's just around the corner. @reinhold.is revealed the new dependency graph at Svelte Summit. 🔥🔥🔥

Saw this at BCN and thought of @tolin.ski Great to meet you and watch your presentation at Svelte Summit.

Looking forward to Svelte Summit today. Lots of great talks on the schedule. #svelteSummit