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  4. @srsatt.devBluesky

    Color Cues, Local Tools, and Faster Decisions Custom CSS makes account switching clearer, browser tools keep video edits local, Rust creative apps embrace automation, and new decision and reasoning models explore very... https://blog.srsatt.dev/2026-week-41/ #frontend #javascript #webdev

    blog.srsatt.dev Color Cues, Local Tools, and Faster Decisions

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  5. @gcheseaux@social.vivaldi.netMastodon

    My personal website is live: gcheseaux.ch A CV in a word processor file became a bilingual site with a blog, generated PDF CVs, accessibility checks and a small build script. Built over a few evenings with Claude Code and Mistral Vibe, and every line reviewed by me. The first blog post tells the whole story, including what I did not let AI do: gcheseaux.ch/blog/how-i-built-… #AI #ClaudeCode #WebDev #BuildInPublic

    gcheseaux.ch Guillaume Cheseaux

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  7. @lidsel@mastodon.gamedev.placeMastodon

    Found a cool in-depth webdev course a week ago and was slowly making it through the lessons as a checklist and today the site appears to have been taken offline. Thanks, scrapers. (no, it's not been archived either)

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  8. @deef@trg.socialMastodon

    I dislike this particular "dig" at modern webdev. Yes, I agree that sites could do to be more efficient, but the problem space for voyager vs web-dev is VASTLY different. Voyager was a SINGLE computer with an EXTREMELY precise mission plan, and given billions (equivalent) of dollars of investment to program for JUST it. Modern browsers are stupidly complex, all have vastly different APIs and situational needs, and every user interacts differently. A Site's "mission" also changes constantly.

    blackqueer.life

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