chat what does this mean

Also finally made a proper logo for my botc app :) Pretty pleased with how it looks on the splash screen on my android

Spent a few hours trying to get Notification api to work properly. Finally said fuck it and just used `alert` instead.

Shame the Notification Triggers api didnt take off

Me waiting to see if my bugfix for my wakelock implementation fixes the issue

Must be my lucky day

Might be time to drop the urlpattern-polyfill in my botc app 🥰

Foolishly forgot to add 1 outsider to the game recently after choosing the Fang Gu as demon (Fang Gu: +1 outsider). Figured this would be a fun feature to add during role selection/game setup. And then...

This is seriously cool stuff, no more JS to OOO stream, in chrome 150! (the script in there is the SW registration)

I think... thats all the changes I need to support this in SWTL, thats a nice looking diff

Wtf that was fast

Anybody know about html-in-canvas? Does this mean it's gonna be really easy to programmatically save an image based on some html/css, by just wrapping it in a canvas?

Added some fun new features to the-grim.app

Rough week for the climate change denyer community

Aan alle stakers en vakbondslieden die het mogelijk maken morgen: heel veel succes en hartstikke bedankt dat jullie voor ons allemaal knokken!

sorry, I don't care about your AI thing

We put up a basket with 3 tennis balls at the dogpark, nice to see that people are donating more balls and sticks 🥰

Welp, Astro continues to be great

Apparently this friday itll be 37 degrees over here 🥴

navigator.onLine

@danr.bsky.social Do you know if, when TS 7.1 (with programmatic api access) releases, it will run in the browser? I have some tools that use TS for parsing js, and its very convenient that I can use them in the browser. I looked into moving to oxc-parser, but it didnt provide a significant ...

Daisy post

Considering doing a bit of consulting on the side, web components, js tooling related, but have 0 experience with "consulting" and I fucking hate linkedin/networking/marketing. Anybody have any experiences/tips/advice? 😀

Wow, only just now noticing a ton of $2 contributions to an open collective of an open source project of us, by a bunch of crypto/casino sites, is this some kind of money laundering scheme or something?

Its kind of interesting in this day and age of AI, I'm getting more and more value out of custom element manifests. What's kind of silly about this is that it's because the CEM is super deterministic, and AI is not. So things like using CEM data to validate AI's non-deterministic output,

If your package ships a custom elements manifest, please add it to the package.json's package exports

Does anybody have a lint rule that validates against a custom element manifest? E.g.; you're not using attrs/props on an element that it doesnt have?

Is it too late to ask a tl;dr of wtf standard site is? Am I just unc, as they say?

Interesting observation, the new jsdoc @import will not export the type from the generated .d.ts file, where @typedef will. Might be nice to also have @export { Foo } from "./types.js"

This gets me so irrationally angery 😂, y'all couldnt give enough fucks to give the icons a little bit of space? Who looks at this and goes "Yeah that looks about right, lets ship that"?

Also, fuck capitalism.

Very cool. Looking forward to using this in SWTL npmx.dev/package/swtl Looks a lot like the trick of using declarative shadow dom :)

"Er is deze week een opvanglocatie in de fik gegaan, politici praten openlijk over het neerschieten van vluchtelingen, en in dezelfde week wordt onze cameraman aangevallen, en de politie staat erbij en ze doen niks. Ik ben er klaar mee, ik ben er echt klaar mee." @leftlaser.bsky.social

centralised design system components that rely on a specific front-end framework has always felt like such an anti-pattern. framework lock-in from day one is wild. i'm sure i'm missing something but switching to framework-agnostic web components has been so freeing.

Lol. Github copilot can't handle "<x>", it can't "see" what comes after it.

Azure is so awesome. I need to temporarily disable a branch policy. In order to know whether it successfully disabled (it very often doesn't), I have to open the network panel in devtools to verify that it worked. The UI does *nothing* for you here.

More websites should implement actual keyboard navigation. Not just the bare minimum a11y keyboard focus etc, but actual good controls for keyboard, keyboard shortcuts, etc. I remember a while ago I went to an optician, and they had this ancient computer with some kind of ancient DOS-like system..

Massively over-engineering my personal finances app that I'm building for myself. (Data is dummy data)

Happy labor day

I feel like keeping our companies techstack standardized in the age of AI has become like a hundred times harder. We used to be really good at standardizing on libraries, tooling, etc. But now that everybody is vibecoding, people just add whatever the fuck tooling, and its becoming a hot mess.

Maybe im stupid, but previously in vscode when I typed a symbol (that wasnt imported yet) it would show a thing to import it immediately by pressing enter or something, it stopped doing that and I cant find the setting for it. Does anybody know by any chance?

Anybody share me some CSS system/theming approaches? The system I've been using for my app isn't really working out for me anymore. Preferably based on css properties (because I'm a shadow dom enjoyer), dark mode, etc all that good stuff. Preferably buildless, no complex tooling

Making a little finances app for myself. Finally got a usecase to try @wicky.nillia.ms 's Cally. Works very nicely with my dialog/contextmenu abstractions! www.npmjs.com/package/cally

Never understood the average hackernews enjoyers weird obsession with hating frontend, similarly I never understood why people are so keen for other people to potentially lose their jobs and livelihood because of technological developments. Its fucking weird and youre a terrible person

Oh right. Was just moving a project to oxc-parser. Will be interesting to see how 7.1 performs vs oxc parssr (and if itll run easier in the browser than oxc-parser 😬)

Ecosystem familiarity always seemed like such fragile reasoning for choosing tech

Raad van State waarschuwt: Kabinet legt rekening eenzijdig bij werkenden

Did it. Before/after (black pickguard)

I saw stackblitz.com/edit/oxc-par... which made it seem pretty straightforward to use oxc-parser in the browser, so I did a bunch of refactoring and work, only to find out it only works if the server sets Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy/Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy headers :(

Ugh there are so many autofocused inputs on github now, its a nightmare to use on mobile browser