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@brennan.computer

this started as a pun, but it actually works really well pushmatrix.github.io/tearable

vimae 🪻@mae.wtf

it is 2026 we have the power to give websites jiggle physics

7/8/26, 2:54 pm52 reposts297 likes

yeah wtf that's really cool

@greenhat21.bsky.social

I'm at a loss to explain why I love this so much.

Will it be “better” when HTML in Canvas is released everywhere? html-in-canvas.dev/docs/overview/

html-in-canvas.devSpec Overview | HTML-in-CanvasSpec Overview — HTML-in-Canvas specification documentation.

@brennan.computer

this was made before html in canvas and doesn't use it, but you definitely could build these kinds of ideas with it now

Sireesh Gururaja

Combine with jelly-ui.com?

jelly-ui.comJelly UI — Soft Web ComponentsJelly UI is a dependency-free Web Components library for tactile product interfaces: soft-body physics, real form controls, dark mode, RTL and WCAG AA accessibility.

B! 🐝 Cavello (they/them)

@b-cavello.bsky.social

For some reason that site is really weird to scroll on Firefox for iOS, and I’m not sure if it’s a browser issue or mobile more broadly…

@garrison.corporate.fm

@davidcrespo.bsky.social

conputer dipshit

@davidcrespo.bsky.social

yaaaaaaaa

Extremely satisfying

@jsherman999.bsky.social

this is really cool also github pages is turning out to be a pretty good platform for demoing in-browser apps

@brennan.computer

yeah, it's nice to just have an idea in a repo and then demo it without any fuss I deploy my stuff to *.brennan.computer which is secretly all netlify serving a repo too, just with a domain name

@jsherman999.bsky.social

what i'm kinda impressed by is the ability to even run so much in-browser, now. those FE devs have done some incredible stuff over the past decade and we need to give them props