Magnessjo
@magnessjo.bsky.social
Web dev, lover of animals, macro strategist
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Is the WebDev Arena truly measuring webdev coding ability?
This ML coding benchmark *requires* React/Tailwind and completely breaks with vanilla JS/other frameworks.
The second-order implications of models competing on this narrow definition of frontend web development are rather troublesome.
This ML coding benchmark *requires* React/Tailwind and completely breaks with vanilla JS/other frameworks.
The second-order implications of models competing on this narrow definition of frontend web development are rather troublesome.
May 6, 2025 at 6:18 PM
Is the WebDev Arena truly measuring webdev coding ability?
This ML coding benchmark *requires* React/Tailwind and completely breaks with vanilla JS/other frameworks.
The second-order implications of models competing on this narrow definition of frontend web development are rather troublesome.
This ML coding benchmark *requires* React/Tailwind and completely breaks with vanilla JS/other frameworks.
The second-order implications of models competing on this narrow definition of frontend web development are rather troublesome.
Reposted by Magnessjo
“In web development, HTML is the noun, CSS is the adjective that describes the noun, and JavaScript is the verb that makes it do something.” – @cassidoo.co
cassidoo.co/post/web-dev...
cassidoo.co/post/web-dev...
January 7, 2025 at 4:14 PM
“In web development, HTML is the noun, CSS is the adjective that describes the noun, and JavaScript is the verb that makes it do something.” – @cassidoo.co
cassidoo.co/post/web-dev...
cassidoo.co/post/web-dev...
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Build things with curiosity. Build things that interest you, even if they seem silly. Every build is a step towards growth.
December 18, 2024 at 10:42 PM
Build things with curiosity. Build things that interest you, even if they seem silly. Every build is a step towards growth.