trekinbami

trekinbami

@trekinbami.bsky.social

typescript design systems react and punkrock

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It's because of trial, error and blogging in public, we have best practices and great tooling. Wondering how that will translate to the AI era, since less is happening in public and more is happening within our own little context windows.

ICE in the US is literally introducing the electric glove from the Legend of Korra anime used by the Equalist movement (avatar.fandom.com/wiki/Electri...). An organisation that hates anyone who's different than they are out of fear and anger. You can't make this stuff up www.bbc.com/news/article...

avatar.fandom.comElectrified gloveAn electrified glove is a lightweight electroshock weapon that delivers a powerful electrical shock capable of rendering any individual unconscious.[1] It is worn as a gauntlet and was manufactured by...

the used taking back sunday story of the year yellowcard the story so far sum 41 the ataris no pressure blink 182 beartooth

Brian Rinaldi@remotesynthesis.com

Introduce yourself with ten bands you've seen live Deee-lite REM INXS Cocteau Twins Peter Murphy They Might Be Giants Paul McCartney Shakira Faith No More Julieta Venegas

My favorite gaming news website (pu.nl) was bought and turned into an AI news farm. PU then migrated to id.nl/games. id.nl has some of the worst UX design I have ever seen in a news website. It looks like it was wireframed by a child. I'd honestly rather visit the AI farm website. Such a shame.

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I wonder why more people don't talk about web accessibility. It is such a warm and welcoming community.

Alex Russell@infrequently.org

All I can think when I see a bio like "... React, Next.js, web performance, accessibility" is "did they stop screening for arsonists at the fire brigade recruiting office?"

I've been an LLM sceptic. It's been very useful in day to day coding, but not the holy grail some hypekids make it to be. That being said: Opus 4.6 is so incredibly impressive that I'm having an existential crisis right now.

The House of Ashur finale was absolutely incredible. I was literally yelling at my tv. Man, I love the Spartacus universe so much. Gods of the Arena was even better.

I think a11y is non-negotiable, but when are we going to demand some implementation consistency from the tools being used? It’s 2026, jesus christ.

Stefan Judis@stefanjudis.com

If you ever wondered whether fancy text effects paired with countless span elements, `aria-hidden`, and `aria-label` affect UX / A11y. This post might become a future reference piece! 👏 Huge shoutout to Adrian, who consistently shares valuable UX/A11y resources! adrianroselli.com/2026/01/barr...

Update: the YouTube Shorts experience is awful on Chrome too.

trekinbami@trekinbami.bsky.social

I've seriously tried Firefox for a year now, because I hate the V3 Manifest and I want to support Mozilla as a company, but it's not been great. Video and sound are often out of sync, the Youtube experience is awful, and browsing in general often just stops working (I have no idea why).

Learning Azure Devops is actually pretty cool, because you get an insight into how stuff works behind the yaml files. But god fucking damn those are a lot of concepts to grasp in order to bring an html file to the internet.

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🆕 npx unbarrelify At last, an easy way get rid of barrel files! Rewrites consumers to import directly from source, then deletes the barrels. Safe and fully automated, read all about it at github.com/webpro/unbar...

I've seriously tried Firefox for a year now, because I hate the V3 Manifest and I want to support Mozilla as a company, but it's not been great. Video and sound are often out of sync, the Youtube experience is awful, and browsing in general often just stops working (I have no idea why).

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CONTROL Resonant is our biggest and most ambitious game yet. We are heightening the combat, exploration, and storytelling to a new level and making this a more memorable experience. After 7 years of waiting, it’s what you deserve. CONTROL Resonant releases in 2026. Wishlist now! #CONTROLResonant

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🆕 Knip for Editors Trust me, I've poured in A Ton of Love ✂️ This isn't just a plugin to show unused exports. It offers a unique way to view & navigate your code and connect the dots. Feels like there's so much potential here. Excited for you to try out the preview! 🙏 → github.com/webpro-nl/kn...

I love the potential of Ripple, man.

Dominic Gannaway@trueadm.dev

RippleJS has improved quite a bit! 🔥 - new reactivity syntax that uses `track` and @ - support for index and keyed for loops - `clsx` built in to class attributes - #[] and #{} shorthand for TrackedArray and TrackedObject - <head> support - many, many bug fixes

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Most of the time, boolean props on react components are a bad idea. They don't evolve well. More boolean props create impossible states and the component becomes a "thing" that does way too much. Go for string literal union types and slot props (composition) more often than not.

When I deactivated my Twitter account two months ago, I found myself still going to the website fifty times a day out of pure habit. Now, that's been reduced to zero. I love being out of the biggest shit hole on the internet.

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We're continuously adding more linting across Polypane to help you build better websites. In the upcoming release we'll automatically warn you when you're trying to add an accessible name to an element that doesn't support one.

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I've moved Reshaped to a new testing setup and so I've decided to make a small write-up about it, what I liked in it and what were the main migration challenges. If you write tests for your design system and look for a change – definitely take a read ✨ reshaped.so/blog/testing...

reshaped.soTesting design systems in 2025 - ReshapedLet's dive into how UI component testing is approached today and how new tools released this year could simplify testing for the library authors.

Must read.

Dima Belyaev@blvdmitry.me

Have you ever thought about building a dropdown or using a library that includes one? I wrote an article about the general requirements, what to look for when using dropdown components from npm, and illustrated it with examples and code snippets. I hope you like it! 🚀 reshaped.so/blog/buildin...

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Have you ever thought about building a dropdown or using a library that includes one? I wrote an article about the general requirements, what to look for when using dropdown components from npm, and illustrated it with examples and code snippets. I hope you like it! 🚀 reshaped.so/blog/buildin...

reshaped.soBuilding a dropdown - ReshapedIn this article, we'll go through the high-level expectations when building dropdowns and explore several rabbit-holes, explaining their challenges and potential solutions.

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framework sites always have a *smell* to them. it used to be wordpress and bootstrap that would stand out a mile, but tailwind and now framer have a whiff too not necessarily a *bad* whiff, but you can smell the framework on them

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