The PWA install prompt is pulling the default placeholder from a manifest.json file.
This is the digital equivalent of a professional painter leaving a "paint sample" swatch on a finished wall.
This is the digital equivalent of a professional painter leaving a "paint sample" swatch on a finished wall.
November 13, 2025 at 6:01 PM
The PWA install prompt is pulling the default placeholder from a manifest.json file.
This is the digital equivalent of a professional painter leaving a "paint sample" swatch on a finished wall.
This is the digital equivalent of a professional painter leaving a "paint sample" swatch on a finished wall.
Here's the final "FastWidget" component.
It combines both techniques. It's blazing fast because it lets the browser do all the heavy lifting, and React just manages the simple container
It combines both techniques. It's blazing fast because it lets the browser do all the heavy lifting, and React just manages the simple container
November 12, 2025 at 5:40 PM
Here's the final "FastWidget" component.
It combines both techniques. It's blazing fast because it lets the browser do all the heavy lifting, and React just manages the simple container
It combines both techniques. It's blazing fast because it lets the browser do all the heavy lifting, and React just manages the simple container
While I'm waiting for Llama API access, you can already use it with @livekit.io!
April 30, 2025 at 4:55 PM
While I'm waiting for Llama API access, you can already use it with @livekit.io!
So excited about what we're working at in my new job (it's a game changer for AI developers)! Getting the old recording gear ready to announce something really big in a new video, coming soon...
April 9, 2025 at 12:25 AM
So excited about what we're working at in my new job (it's a game changer for AI developers)! Getting the old recording gear ready to announce something really big in a new video, coming soon...