LLMs have ruined my favourite punctuation mark — the em dash.

Cursor's Composer model really flies in agent mode and the results are pretty accurate. This feels like a critical shift in my dev workflow. I'm now reaching for agents at least twice as often, and it's always Composer. #ai #vibecoding @cursor.com.web.brid.gy

I don't think there's a single release from GitHub Universe that doesn't involve AI 🤖 Shoving AI into every feature seems like a waste of compute for the value gained.

I’m excited to announce the first stable version of the #designtokens spec is live! v2025.10 was just announced at #schema. Learn more at designtokens.org.

Storybook v10 is looking amazing 🤩 The new CSF, the deeper Vitest integration, so many DX wins! @storybook.js.org @vitest.dev @yannbf.bsky.social youtu.be/YNQ_cJ6yy2Q?...

I haven't seen Decorators discussed as an alternative to directives so I've drafted some thoughts here: gist.github.com/davejsdev/1e... Might write up a more detailed blog post about it unless this is just a bad idea. cc: @tannerlinsley.com @t3.gg @tanstack.com

I use Tailwind on nearly every project now. Not because I like it, but because LLMs like it.

Hot take: Modals suck. What's the point of partially obscuring content? Just make a choice: either expand the modal content inline OR display it in a standalone view. #ux #design

So... are we using Biome or oxlint/oxformat now?

I scored 18/28 on jsdate.wtf and all I got was this lousy text to share on social media.

Reflecting on my experience with using AI agents for scaffolding projects with @bolt.new! 🤖🧑‍💻 #ai #agenticcode #typescript open.substack.com/pub/davejsde...

Exploring the TanStack DB docs, @tanstack.com is this an alternative to @convex.dev? 🤔

I often wonder about the bias of tech entrepreneurs towards only solving problems in tech. There’s such an over-saturation of companies building CMSs, productivity apps, DB-as-service, auth-as-service, etc. meanwhile it’s rare to find great software products for customers outside of tech.

@vitest.dev is there a timeline for Browser Mode becoming a stable feature?

I think I’m competent in @golang.org now, how did this happen? Do I need to rebrand now??

Gleam sponsorship has dropped in the last 2 months. We are free of any corporate control, but this means sponsorship is vital to pay the core team! Please consider sponsoring Gleam, or any of the maintainers. Just a few dollars a month makes a difference.

Found my Gatsby socks in the back of my closet yesterday. What ever happened to tech companies making socks?? I need whimsical tech socks for modern tools! I’m very out of fashion right now. cc: @astro.build @gleam.run @vite.dev 👀

Been trying out @gleam.run recently and it's sparking a lot of joy 🤩 Especially love the interactive language tour! tour.gleam.run

As a tailwind hater, the biggest thing pushing me towards using @tailwindcss.com is how well AI agents are trained on it. It’s allowed me to do so many refactors on a massive spaghetti code frontend that wouldn’t have been worth my time otherwise. #css

How regularly do you contemplate leaving the tech industry and living in the woods like a hermit? For me it's about once a year. I feel like that's a healthy amount. 🙂

✨✨✨ Thriving on this #css ✨✨✨ <x><y><style>&{background:#5AED9C;margin:20 70;*{width:0;height:0;box-shadow:-32q 32q#4B4D88;padding:40;margin:10;float:right

Gunning for the top 10 👀 {⚔️} Day 1 of #CSSBattleDaily streak: Mar 1 — 720.37 score / 126 chars cssbattle.dev/play/3cjONxW... #CSSBattleChallenge via @cssbattle.dev

This is more fun than it should be 😅 #css

{⚔️} Day 1 of #CSSBattleDaily streak: Mar 1 — 652.53 score / 213 chars cssbattle.dev/play/3cjONxW... #CSSBattleChallenge via @cssbattle.dev

I almost cried when I opened this component today.. 🫠 pls halp.. #react #spaghetticode

I love using data attributes as modifiers in #CSS. Been using this pattern for 5+ years and haven't seen it emerge anywhere else.

With that in mind though, #tailwind does do a great job with managing themes. Also, some of the utility classes are nice like `truncate` and `line-clamp`.

A year into using #tailwind and I'm still not convinced it's better than CSS-in-JS solutions that transpile to #CSS. 1. CSS Grid is confusing in Tailwind. 2. I still hate the cluttered DOM. So much horizontal scrolling! 3. Yes, naming is hard, but the added context has value!

Trying to set up my bluesky feed to be free of political drama. Is that too much to ask? 🥲 Been clicking "show less like this" for days and it's still getting through. Muting certain words helps a bit, but still not enough..