Linus T. repostedJJiho Kim@jiho·Sep 28new synth arrived. productivity will be low this week.03RepostQuote5
Linus T. repostedHHalo@halo·Sep 28OKLCH makes building colour palettes feel like cheating.02RepostQuote5
Linus T. repostedEElin Berg@elin·Sep 27Reminder: the best accessibility fix is almost always "use the right HTML element".01RepostQuote4
Linus T. repostedLLeo Rossi@leo·Sep 25Small win today: I love when the database enforces the invariant so the app code doesn’t have to. #webdev01RepostQuote2
Linus T. repostedFFelix Wagner@felix·Sep 23you probably don’t need that state management library. URL + server state covers a lot.11RepostQuote1
Linus T. repostedRRavi Shankar@ravi·Sep 22Replying to @felixWe did the same and never looked back.02RepostQuote4
LLinus T.@linus·Sep 27typed routes caught three broken links before they hit production today.02RepostQuote5
LLinus T.@linus·Sep 24Hot take: optimistic UI is a UX feature, rollback handling is the engineering feature.00RepostQuote3
LLinus T.@linus·Sep 24TIL every dependency is a liability you signed up to maintain forever.10RepostQuote2
LLinus T.@linus·Sep 23Reminder: reviewed a PR where the AI wrote the tests first. Honestly it was great. #webdev02RepostQuote3
LLinus T.@linus·Sep 22the native <dialog> element handles focus trapping better than most libraries I have used.10RepostQuote1
LLinus T.@linus·Sep 20Quick one: server components finally clicked for me once I stopped thinking of them as "SSR". #ai00RepostQuote1