Marvin Horitani
@mhoritani.com
Design Systems @ Red Bull
Engineering Manager & Frontend Engineer
Engineering Manager & Frontend Engineer
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As a thanksgiving gift for y'all, Workflows now support 512 steps per workflow (instead of only 256) 🚀
November 27, 2024 at 6:38 PM
As a thanksgiving gift for y'all, Workflows now support 512 steps per workflow (instead of only 256) 🚀
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A number of artists and creators have made their home on Bluesky, and we hear their concerns with other platforms training on their data. We do not use any of your content to train generative AI, and have no intention of doing so.
November 15, 2024 at 5:22 PM
A number of artists and creators have made their home on Bluesky, and we hear their concerns with other platforms training on their data. We do not use any of your content to train generative AI, and have no intention of doing so.
Reposted by Marvin Horitani
Storybook 8.4 is here!
▶️ 1-click Component Testing in browser
🫧 50% smaller bundle size & 75% smaller lockfile
5️⃣ Svelte 5 and Svelte CSF
⚛️ React Native Storybook 8
🏷️ Tagging and filtering stories
💯 Hundreds more improvements
🧵
▶️ 1-click Component Testing in browser
🫧 50% smaller bundle size & 75% smaller lockfile
5️⃣ Svelte 5 and Svelte CSF
⚛️ React Native Storybook 8
🏷️ Tagging and filtering stories
💯 Hundreds more improvements
🧵
Storybook 8.4
Component Test in your browser in 1 click
storybook.js.org
November 12, 2024 at 5:41 PM
Storybook 8.4 is here!
▶️ 1-click Component Testing in browser
🫧 50% smaller bundle size & 75% smaller lockfile
5️⃣ Svelte 5 and Svelte CSF
⚛️ React Native Storybook 8
🏷️ Tagging and filtering stories
💯 Hundreds more improvements
🧵
▶️ 1-click Component Testing in browser
🫧 50% smaller bundle size & 75% smaller lockfile
5️⃣ Svelte 5 and Svelte CSF
⚛️ React Native Storybook 8
🏷️ Tagging and filtering stories
💯 Hundreds more improvements
🧵
Reposted by Marvin Horitani
Reposted by Marvin Horitani
Bluesky adds 700,000 new users in a week
Bluesky adds 700,000 new users in a week
There are now more than 14.5 million users total on the platform.
buff.ly
November 11, 2024 at 10:50 PM
Bluesky adds 700,000 new users in a week
Just tried @astro.build and I’m impressed! Great docs and dev experience. Pre-rendering web components on the server was super easy with middleware intercepting responses—no complex proxy server setup like in Next. Astro feels refreshingly different! 🚀
November 10, 2024 at 7:41 PM
Just tried @astro.build and I’m impressed! Great docs and dev experience. Pre-rendering web components on the server was super easy with middleware intercepting responses—no complex proxy server setup like in Next. Astro feels refreshingly different! 🚀
Reposted by Marvin Horitani
Seeing more web components folks turning up. Loving it 🎉🎉
November 10, 2024 at 12:37 AM
Seeing more web components folks turning up. Loving it 🎉🎉
Reposted by Marvin Horitani
Modern software:
Getting started with the Froob framework.
To run Froob, you can use Biddle or Sproxnut. If you use Sproxnut, you'll also want to install a Grattle-handler like Lux or Jujuba.
It is also possible to run Froob in open mode under Rattlefunk. This is preferable in some scenarios.
Getting started with the Froob framework.
To run Froob, you can use Biddle or Sproxnut. If you use Sproxnut, you'll also want to install a Grattle-handler like Lux or Jujuba.
It is also possible to run Froob in open mode under Rattlefunk. This is preferable in some scenarios.
November 9, 2024 at 8:58 AM
Modern software:
Getting started with the Froob framework.
To run Froob, you can use Biddle or Sproxnut. If you use Sproxnut, you'll also want to install a Grattle-handler like Lux or Jujuba.
It is also possible to run Froob in open mode under Rattlefunk. This is preferable in some scenarios.
Getting started with the Froob framework.
To run Froob, you can use Biddle or Sproxnut. If you use Sproxnut, you'll also want to install a Grattle-handler like Lux or Jujuba.
It is also possible to run Froob in open mode under Rattlefunk. This is preferable in some scenarios.
Reposted by Marvin Horitani
I'm curating a Starter Pack for #DesignSystems.
If we're mutuals and you're working on them - lemme know.
If we're mutuals and you know someone that should be on it that I've missed - lemme know.
There's 74 spots left. Let's fill the pack to the brim.
🙏🖤
xoxo
go.bsky.app/MR3D82R
If we're mutuals and you're working on them - lemme know.
If we're mutuals and you know someone that should be on it that I've missed - lemme know.
There's 74 spots left. Let's fill the pack to the brim.
🙏🖤
xoxo
go.bsky.app/MR3D82R
November 6, 2024 at 11:59 AM
I'm curating a Starter Pack for #DesignSystems.
If we're mutuals and you're working on them - lemme know.
If we're mutuals and you know someone that should be on it that I've missed - lemme know.
There's 74 spots left. Let's fill the pack to the brim.
🙏🖤
xoxo
go.bsky.app/MR3D82R
If we're mutuals and you're working on them - lemme know.
If we're mutuals and you know someone that should be on it that I've missed - lemme know.
There's 74 spots left. Let's fill the pack to the brim.
🙏🖤
xoxo
go.bsky.app/MR3D82R
Interesting read from @lurkmoophy.bsky.social on why design systems should prioritize patterns over isolated components. Patterns bring cohesion and intent, moving beyond just reusable pieces to a stronger product identity.
Thought Leadership Friday: Stop building components, start building patterns
Because these thoughts ain't gonna lead themselves. Even if the thoughts were stolen from @amyhupe.bsky.social.
Because these thoughts ain't gonna lead themselves. Even if the thoughts were stolen from @amyhupe.bsky.social.
Stop building components, start building patterns
It feels like we've all agreed that components are the bread and butter of design systems. Is this how we should be viewing it? Or are patterns the better place to focus?
zeroheight.com
November 9, 2024 at 10:38 PM
Interesting read from @lurkmoophy.bsky.social on why design systems should prioritize patterns over isolated components. Patterns bring cohesion and intent, moving beyond just reusable pieces to a stronger product identity.
