Patrick O'Brien
@pob.dev
Counter argument: developers assume if something works in Chrome desktop, it works in Chrome on Android. Even if I wanted to only support Chrome, I have to test on Safari/iOS.
(I also only use Firefox during development but that's not really the point)
(I also only use Firefox during development but that's not really the point)
October 4, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Counter argument: developers assume if something works in Chrome desktop, it works in Chrome on Android. Even if I wanted to only support Chrome, I have to test on Safari/iOS.
(I also only use Firefox during development but that's not really the point)
(I also only use Firefox during development but that's not really the point)
Just in time for AI tools like Replit and others to bring the "fling it together, hope for the best" culture to the masses!
September 17, 2025 at 8:00 PM
Just in time for AI tools like Replit and others to bring the "fling it together, hope for the best" culture to the masses!
I feel this one so much. I put a lot of time and effort into content for my organization. I've seen an increase in new authors, but looking at the content, you can tell it wasn't their voice.
Which then just leads to: if you didn't care enough to write this, why would anyone care enough to read it?
Which then just leads to: if you didn't care enough to write this, why would anyone care enough to read it?
August 5, 2025 at 2:56 PM
I feel this one so much. I put a lot of time and effort into content for my organization. I've seen an increase in new authors, but looking at the content, you can tell it wasn't their voice.
Which then just leads to: if you didn't care enough to write this, why would anyone care enough to read it?
Which then just leads to: if you didn't care enough to write this, why would anyone care enough to read it?
Eleven-tee.
The second pronunciation reminds me of Hobbits.
The second pronunciation reminds me of Hobbits.
July 22, 2025 at 1:57 PM
Eleven-tee.
The second pronunciation reminds me of Hobbits.
The second pronunciation reminds me of Hobbits.
I don't know if this necessarily counts, but we're still converting CSS files into a JS string to embed our CSS in custom element definitions.
Just waiting for good baseline support for import attributes+CSS.
Just waiting for good baseline support for import attributes+CSS.
May 27, 2025 at 12:52 PM
I don't know if this necessarily counts, but we're still converting CSS files into a JS string to embed our CSS in custom element definitions.
Just waiting for good baseline support for import attributes+CSS.
Just waiting for good baseline support for import attributes+CSS.