Misha
@misha-erm.bsky.social
Software engineer at fibery.io
📍Warsaw, Poland
📍Warsaw, Poland
Did you know that browsers scale emojis differently?
Good luck pixel-perfect nerds🍀
Good luck pixel-perfect nerds🍀
September 12, 2025 at 5:11 PM
Did you know that browsers scale emojis differently?
Good luck pixel-perfect nerds🍀
Good luck pixel-perfect nerds🍀
pro css tip:
did you know you can change skin color with "overflow: hidden" ?
did you know you can change skin color with "overflow: hidden" ?
August 21, 2025 at 8:44 PM
pro css tip:
did you know you can change skin color with "overflow: hidden" ?
did you know you can change skin color with "overflow: hidden" ?
4.Sticky UI optimizations:
I was sure browser APIs would outperform any JS solution so I relied heavily on IntersectionObserver and CSS vars to update UI on collisions.
Turns out, frequent CSS var updates on large DOMs can be costly. Sometimes plain old state subscriptions just win.
I was sure browser APIs would outperform any JS solution so I relied heavily on IntersectionObserver and CSS vars to update UI on collisions.
Turns out, frequent CSS var updates on large DOMs can be costly. Sometimes plain old state subscriptions just win.
August 7, 2025 at 5:08 PM
4.Sticky UI optimizations:
I was sure browser APIs would outperform any JS solution so I relied heavily on IntersectionObserver and CSS vars to update UI on collisions.
Turns out, frequent CSS var updates on large DOMs can be costly. Sometimes plain old state subscriptions just win.
I was sure browser APIs would outperform any JS solution so I relied heavily on IntersectionObserver and CSS vars to update UI on collisions.
Turns out, frequent CSS var updates on large DOMs can be costly. Sometimes plain old state subscriptions just win.
1.What felt like a decent result started triggering the same old frustration after a few weeks.
There’s only one timeline I actually use in Fibery. And it still sucked. Well, since all the low-hanging fruits was already gone, I had to work smarter and bolder. 🪨
There’s only one timeline I actually use in Fibery. And it still sucked. Well, since all the low-hanging fruits was already gone, I had to work smarter and bolder. 🪨
August 7, 2025 at 5:08 PM
1.What felt like a decent result started triggering the same old frustration after a few weeks.
There’s only one timeline I actually use in Fibery. And it still sucked. Well, since all the low-hanging fruits was already gone, I had to work smarter and bolder. 🪨
There’s only one timeline I actually use in Fibery. And it still sucked. Well, since all the low-hanging fruits was already gone, I had to work smarter and bolder. 🪨
Browsers always have a few surprises for you
Can some css master explain why it scrolls the list below the fixed modal during pinch zoom? Failed to find any browser issues but bsky and reddit are affected
Can some css master explain why it scrolls the list below the fixed modal during pinch zoom? Failed to find any browser issues but bsky and reddit are affected
January 16, 2025 at 10:58 PM
Browsers always have a few surprises for you
Can some css master explain why it scrolls the list below the fixed modal during pinch zoom? Failed to find any browser issues but bsky and reddit are affected
Can some css master explain why it scrolls the list below the fixed modal during pinch zoom? Failed to find any browser issues but bsky and reddit are affected
wow, ai-powered IDEs are actually useful sometimes
Had broken SVG export from figma, claude managed to fix it inline
nice
Had broken SVG export from figma, claude managed to fix it inline
nice
December 9, 2024 at 6:21 PM
wow, ai-powered IDEs are actually useful sometimes
Had broken SVG export from figma, claude managed to fix it inline
nice
Had broken SVG export from figma, claude managed to fix it inline
nice