1. Pipes are apparently in limbo because we keep arguing as a community 2. Pattern matching seems pretty non-controversial. What’s holding it up? Flow even shipped it! 3. Shared immutable data across workers is hard so I get it, but we could at least ship something in the meantime?

Tuesday touch. Photogrpah by @danieljcox.bsky.social

I can’t understand how the three things we’ve wanted the most never make any progress: 1. Pipe operator (any variant) 2. Pattern Matching 3. Some kind of shareable immutable data (records, structure, whatever)

iOS 7 - 18 The edges were sharp and the background blurry. iOS26 / macOS 26 The edges are blurry and the background warped.

I’ve been wanting to use Solid.js to build something but the solid-start parts just don’t give me confidence.

Next.js Waku redwoodSDK React-router (beta) Any other frameworks that support RSCs?

Am I happy that masonry became a new display type instead of just being grid? No. Am I upset about it? Also no.

Good news! Range syntax for style queries and if() functions has shipped in Chrome! Check it out: una.im/range-style-...

Good morning to all those people who wasted the last decade saying, "there's no point tackling climate change in the UK, because China." www.theguardian.com/world/2025/n...

message me here or come talk with me at @reactnativelondon.co.uk next week if this job posting looks like a good fit for you! expo is an amazing place to work! expo.dev/careers/web-...

When I hear the term “an army of agents”

Learn Solid.js people. Svelte and Solid are essentially the same with different syntax and IMO JSX > Svelte syntax.

Apple is getting some well deserved criticism for this. But aside from that, can we stop using top level await entirely? It makes things so so annoying.

Here's the code for my Async React demo: github.com/rickhanlonii...

React used to show state-less components before hooks. Remix only show prop-less components.

Freddy's got some serious unlearning to do 😔

lit-html is amazing and a great minimal UI framework that would be 5-10x better if it stopped trying to use custom elements and shadow dom for no reason.

I went all-in with all my hot takes and didn’t hold anything back. Honestly, I forgot I was on a podcast because it was so fun to chat.

I really don’t like remix’s component api, but I wouldn’t say we’re going back to imperative rendering like backbone. It’s still declarative in the way that UI = fn(state) You just have to call the fn manually. It’s not reactive anymore. Still declarative though.

Even though I’ve long known about all the new syntax for colours I use the new features and don’t care about the new syntax. So usually, I’ll use the shiny new features such as relative colors with a fallback. And for the fallback, I almost always still reach for the rgba()/hsla()

“Instead of smoothing the path for everyday tasks, iOS 26 makes users relearn basics while enduring a constant parade of visual stunts.”

Equal parts impressed with how nice and powerful CSS is and disappointed at how much I dislike the design!

Ppl Thoughts on remix 3: - the event APIs are good. A single “on” prop makes a lot of sense. Funnily enough, it Feels like a router! - the “router” API is good with some obligatory boilerplate. It’s usually worth it but developers will be turned off by it.

This proposal would let us go back to a world where we don’t need bundlers but just concatenation. Vite unbundled mode kinda sucks. This would give us the build time benefits without the network request overhead.

My biggest CSS achievement?

Next time somebody asks me what Bluesky is like, I'll send them this

To be honest video media is entirely “reporting” and “commentating” and not journalism. a very small number of people that get the least recognition do all the news gathering and l journalism. Everyone else just regurgitates Reuters & AP with rare exceptions from the few big newspapers.

What is a good place to look for conferences and CFP? (especially web technologies) I usually look at Sessionize.com (too generic?) or cfp.watch (with a more European focus?) Mastodon and Twitter (not visiting much there) is/were good, and more active than Bluesky for that.

live! x.com/i/broadcasts...

This is some of the hardest shit I've seen in my life

Interesting little gotcha with the fact that at-rules don’t increase specificity. StyleX inherently solves this problem by bumping the specificity of all at-rules. All that said, I don’t see the point of @starting-style. I’ve never wanted something that wasn’t already possible with @keyframes

I didn’t love the silver and ended up getting a blue. In hindsight, covering up the glass window with black would’ve made the phone look awesome!

React server components are great if your backend is Node and your rendering for the web. But what about native clients? Grats is great for this: Define your data using models for RSC, then simply annotate those same models so that your native clients can consume the same data via GraphQL.

Stop making a 2% swing sound like a big deal.

I have to get a new iPhone, but could not pre-order cuz I needed to see them in person before deciding. iPhone Air: the thinness is nice, but it’s too large to feel comfortable in my hand. iPhone Pro: was interested in the Orange, but Apple picked a really bad shade. I guess it’s gonna be blue.

Dutch late night TV has its take

unpopular opinion: i’d much rather prefer a component written specifically for a particular ui lib (react, vue, svelte) than something with ui logic in a library-agnostic “core” package and a bunch of bindings

Please @jensimmons.bsky.social let’s get this in WebKit too!

Oh look! My stupid little blog got featured in The Week in React

I just added an embed to a YouTube clip from @t3.gg that originally bothered me enough into writing this post

I have just published a blog post with a somewhat spicy take: Tailwind is CSS-in-JS nmn.sh/blog/2025-09...

A couple of months ago, I shared a new framework I was working on called Solenoid. It’s super incomplete and not feature complete to actually use for real things yet, but it’s also got some radically new ideas that nothing else is using. Link to conference talk within. github.com/nmn/solenoid

I’m sad about the new display also. More sad that Google was able to force its way than anything else.

Wait, wtf! They already shipped them? I expected to wait another year at least.

I have a set of three Eero from a few years ago (pre-WiFi 6) Now that I have upgraded, what do I do with the old, completely functional and reliable routers? Ideas?

MM/DD/YYYY is like the only wrong way to do dates that people actually use. DD/MM/YYYY small to big. Makes sense. YYYY/MM/DD big to small. Sorts well. Makes sense. Somehow the US landed on insanity.

Will ChatGPT teach people to be more articulate or will we teach it to be inarticulate first?

@tannerlinsley.com problem no more!

Huge props to @no.lol for getting this important work done! The community is weirdly sleeping on React compiler. Probably the biggest improvement to React since 2018 (Suspense)

Years long endeavor at this point of making the best window splitter