I'm so happy with the new Speedometer demo that is part of @slint.dev 1.14. It took around a day to complete and this video shows the jump from the first hour or so, to when I finished polishing things. You can play with the demo or see the code here docs.slint.dev/latest/demos...

Often want to quickly jump to the documentation for specific core @slint.dev elements? LSP's and VScode have many ways to help here, but this simple change allows a CTRL click to open the web docs #slint_ui

Seems Claude 4.0 now tries to semi verify if it's suggestions work and you can see it really struggling to escape a loop of not quite right answers

I can be needy, but not Duolingo level needy

Not finished, but the new Slint gradient editor is coming together. The old UI on the right, while the new more intuitive floating panel is to the centre. While there is a lot of things that are easier to edit as code, tweaking @linear-gradeint(90deg, #FF0000 0%, #000000 100%) needs a visual tool.

Mr. Daydream

Just put out another @slint.dev video showing off how the new docs work. I watch a lot of tech videos these days and had to mock up a meme thumbnail. Didn't use it for the real video though 🤣

More messages about the revamp later today...

On a more serious note we are hours away from launching the new @slint.dev docs. All built with @astro.build and Starlight. Sneak peek here snapshots.slint.dev/master/docs/...

Pro-tip: Don't complain about your managers in a thread with the managers. This wasn't me. Okay, it was 🤦‍♂️

Current life goal is to have a week where I have more Slint commits than the bosses.

First snow of the winter