Miguel Solorio

The more I see new features from @figma.com the more upset I get over not improving existing features. There are so many paper cuts that would be a huge quality of life improvement. Here are some examples that I'll try and keep updated 👇

Even better would be a keyboard shortcut manager. Right now you have to rely on the action being in the App toolbar so you can use macOS shortcuts, but those are buggy and limited.

The more I see new features from @figma.com the more upset I get over not improving existing features. There are so many paper cuts that would be a huge quality of life improvement. Here are some examples that I'll try and keep updated 👇

Fix the annoying auto layout bug that changes your constraints from nested elements. This one makes me 🤬

The more I see new features from @figma.com the more upset I get over not improving existing features. There are so many paper cuts that would be a huge quality of life improvement. Here are some examples that I'll try and keep updated 👇

Allowing you to use a 0s delay. It's pretty simple.

The more I see new features from @figma.com the more upset I get over not improving existing features. There are so many paper cuts that would be a huge quality of life improvement. Here are some examples that I'll try and keep updated 👇

Selecting multiple text objects while holding Shift. After your first selection, I expect to be able to select additional objects but Figma thinks you're re-selecting and will drop your existing selection.

The more I see new features from @figma.com the more upset I get over not improving existing features. There are so many paper cuts that would be a huge quality of life improvement. Here are some examples that I'll try and keep updated 👇

Tried out Claude Code and was impressed with the code quality it generated, asked it to refactor a code base and fix some errors. The only downside is it was an expensive operation ($1.50) and I kept accidentally sending requests instead of creating new lines (a costly/frustrating user experience).

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Tried out Claude Code and was impressed with the code quality it generated, asked it to refactor a code base and fix some errors. The only downside is it was an expensive operation ($1.50) and I kept accidentally sending requests instead of creating new lines (a costly/frustrating user experience).

One thing I wish Claude Code did better is self healing. I have to constantly tell it the compilation errors and it can get tedious over time.

Tried out Claude Code and was impressed with the code quality it generated, asked it to refactor a code base and fix some errors. The only downside is it was an expensive operation ($1.50) and I kept accidentally sending requests instead of creating new lines (a costly/frustrating user experience).

This will go down as the best Super Bowl performance of all time www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDor... #kdot

✨ Always wanted to have a color contrast tool that allowed me to test colors across a matrix of colors (i.e. syntax highlighting) and also edit those colors to see the contrast ratios in real time. #a11y #color-contrast 👉 Try it out: miguelsolorio.github.io/contrast-gri...