progress today on extending bulk action support to connections (in addition to nodes themselves)

probably need to tweak the z order of the selection outline

finished the bones of the flexible action menu system and implemented the first few actions!

actions are displayed conditionally based on whether they're available for the current selection. the example here is that "edit label" is only available when <= 1 node is selected.

these new action buttons don't do anything yet, but it will look something like this. planning to add a flexible action button system that displays a union of available actions for the selected elements.

working on upgrading the multi select experience. the goal is to consolidate many context menus into 1 to allow bulk actions

i'll be sharing my experience hacking out a no-dependencies Expo mobile game in 2 hours at React Native Meetup, which we're hosting in Pike Place! see you there! luma.com/5vaezo59

That's it. Here's the final product. You have a player that can move around. This is a very basic game, but I hope it gets your imagination running. I plan to continue this series with a lot more info.

What medium would people prefer? Video, blog, or continuing like this?

Wanted to share how easy it is to create a simple game in JavaScript. Set aside about 20 minutes, this is what we'll create today - a player you can control with WASD.

engineer's design practice 0x3
linear sidebar study

compared to writing code, figma makes me feel like a slug. rn it takes me longer to build out a design in figma than to literally code it. but it's important to try new mediums, and it may help me learn to think differently!

today's release, super basic text formatting

more work on pathfinding for diagram.page. trying to preserve the bezier lines when there's an obstruction, instead of defaulting to hard angles.

it's pretty janky rn but i'm starting to feel fairly confident about shipping this feature in the near future once fixed!