Greg Wolanski

List of emergency numbers is on the fridge. Cash for some pizza on the counter. We’ll be back when it’s ready to deploy.

No, no, and no blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/n...

I’d love to see “Sign in with @fastmail.com” buttons 🤓 CC @brongondwana.bsky.social

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✅ ❇️ 🙂

Yay, with the 27.0.1 update, macOS is almost usable now! Well, apart from the “which one of the black boxes is the space you’re looking for?” game. It’s still there 🫠

Get yourself a piece of amazing art from MRSHAWNLIU: (via @ericafustero.com) mrshawnliu.com/100-postcard... #art #postcard #painting

📝💝 but what a privilege it is to read your code kayserifserif.place/posts/2026/h...

Digital Ocean ended their $50/month sponsorship of GNOME and FlatHub and went radio silent on CSS-Tricks right around the time they found a spare three million dollars to burn on “sponsoring” a high-profile racist’s dotfiles repo. Impossible to see this as anything but a statement of their values.

Here's the latest episode of The Memory Palace, a podcast.

Had a dream about this recently... what if you could play chess on a giant rubik's cube? #gamedev #threejs

new client day … reading all the things.

Are you a Node.js user? We want your feedback. Tell us all about how you're using Node.js in our annual user survey. Your response helps shape our future priorities! https://linuxfoundation.surveymonkey.com/r/nodejs-users-2026

Last week we said a fond farewell to Rahul on the last day of his internship. We've loved hearing all about his dragon boat team (they paddle, never row), his band (book 'em early), and his passion for image making (check out the cyanotype workshop he put together for us!) We'll miss you Rahul!

“You’re My Favorite Client” is available again! 🤩

Following subjects is an interesting idea we've kept in our view for a while.. thanks for your vote in this direction!

Today marks one year since I tried @kagi.com. The verdict? I bought it for a second year.

I'd love to follow all the photos taken in my city on @glass.photo 🙂

true, it’s DHTML I’m worried about

Bluesky feature request: User-proposed alt text updates. For when it's close, but not quite good enough to repost in good conscience. It'd obviously require a huge amount of abuse prevention settings, but a boy can dream.

The Brannock Device transformed the way we measure feet forever, and more than a century after its invention… it has barely changed. Listen to A History of the United States in 100 Objects on the 99% Invisible feed 👉 https://bit.ly/4fNZhPW

Tonnes of updates in our latest Rowboat release! Major improvements for row/column selection, editing features, find/replace, and more. Lots more on the way from our amazing summer interns, but I don't want to spoil the surprise. Check it out, share w/ friends, and send us feedback! rowboat.net

I can't be mad, it gave me what I asked for

I wish @vivaldi.com was based on Gecko 🙂

🆕 Nova 14 is out! A HUGE language server upgrade: connect to already-installed servers OR one-click install new ones, with automatic updates, pinned versions, and more. Also enjoy powerful language upgrades. ON SALE now, 40% OFF until August 1! ⬇️ Get it at nova.app

TEMPTING

never Substack.

Aphera 1.0 is live! 🎉 Download and trial free (no CC required), or grab it now at launch pricing for 50% off for the next two weeks only. We built Aphera to work with your images intentionally, without overwhelming, and to get your creative flow back. This is just the start! aphera.co

😲 My website was featured in the @astro.build newsletter 😊 gregwolanski.com

I was craving some old-school web design ☺️

Interesting 🤓

Submit your website 🙂

You can now nominate a Site for Tiny Awards 2026. They asked me to be a judge this year so should be fun tinyawards.net/nomin...

Good morning early risers (yes, this is "early" to me - I know, I know you've been awake for hours…). Do me a favour please. Encourage that colleague or friend to apply to our CFP, and pop 25-July in your diary for @ffconf.org tickets release. Also, please share 🙏❣️ ffconf.org/cfp

It's all custom/handwritten code… almost no dependencies, and the engine behind it is written in C++ and then compiled with WASM. (And on desktop it's even faster, since the C++ part is fully native: rowboat.net/product/desk...)

A single Next.js instance using ~500MB of RAM versus ~30MB with Svelte. For the Lesse Studio team, that difference sparked a complete rethink of their stack, leading them down a rabbit hole of self-hosting, optimization, and rebuilding their agency website from scratch: tympanus.net/codrops/?p=1...

@benfry.com, is there any place I can read about how you make Rowboat so fast? 🙂

New Cherry Bones now out! shop.cherrybonesmag.com/products/che... Quick highlights: - it has more pages! - it costs less! - It's really good! (better than issue 1!?) - there's a bunch already in the US, so US shipping cheaper and quicker - one run only this time, when it is gone it is gone.

717: Better DX for Web Components, What Was Popular That Now We’re Used To? Dave's changing up his camera angles, Chris has been upgrading his Sprinter van, how many hobbies is too many, what kinds of web tech was popular years ago that now seems normal, why isn't the DX around web components…

Just attended a lovely talk where a product went from 6.6 seconds to 0.8 seconds for first contentful paint by ditching MUI and CSS-in-JS and using vanilla CSS with in-house components instead. #webexpo