Timothée Guignard

@MozDevNet Looking forward to try this!

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Always been a big fan of @duolingo animations. Look at the home page of their website. So many tiny details, the cat's tail, the app icons that open to let them go out... They use @LottieFiles by the way. I guess it's the same on their app. Awesome work!

@UiSavior As long as it keeps consistent when updating the project, both are ok to me. But passing from one to the other when upgrading versions is a bit annoying when developing. On large projects this can be a big headache

Ever wonder why designers name colors differently? Check out this comparison between junior and senior designers' approaches.

@NymanJon @Everlier @dhh It’s funny how virtual dom is debated today, when 10 years ago it was introduced as a game changer. Things change… (Though I can’t agree nor disagree with this)

@Everlier @dhh React also inverses the model for how to update a component. Which creates a lot of unnecessary complexity. Get rid of the vdom and everything works more cleanly. Granted, I just use vanjs if I need something like that. But I use htmz-be and _action which makes everything simple.

The web was amazing prior to the reactification of everything 😄. Hotwire's Turbo framework is based on Chris Wanstrath's original Pjax concept (that powered GitHub in those early years). This kind of speed is still possible!

@UiSavior Haven’t used it for a while. But when I go there, I find goo inspiration. As a dev, for now many of my project don’t need to much crazy design, so most of front-end libraries are enough at this point

Dribbble feeling outdated? 🦜

@DMSCoding11 @denicmarko I’m following the same path. Claude hasn’t a free version to test, I would like to try before I pay. But to test, 20€ once is manageable.

@denicmarko Currently none, but maybe cursor and Claude soon.

What tool(s) are you paying for as a developer?

@ThePrimeagen @aschmelyun True. I’ve been doing some Duolingo, about 15minutes/day for a year. Far from perfect but I can see the improvements. Also, it may give you the wish to continue, to explore other learning methods, and to get better. Whatever the topic is, you should start.

it's crazy how many people think that 30 minutes a day isn't enough to learn anything. Who told you this? Unknown knowns are wild. People just ingrain hurdles in their head about the universe because some thought leader spoke into their life in the distant past.

@marclou True for personal project. But at work I still code a lot.

Coding in 2026: - 50% prompting - 50% QA - 0% coding

@toddsaunders @BhosalePratim I agree, the best for large applications is to deploy it on a small amount of user to see their reaction. I think this is what Netflix does. No too much waist of time and easy to adapt

The token cost to build a production feature is now lower than the meeting cost to discuss building that feature. Let me rephrase. It is literally cheaper to build the thing and see if it works than to have a 30 minute planning meeting about whether you should build it. It’s wild when you think about it. This completely inverts how you should run a software organization. The planning layer becomes the bottleneck because the building layer is essentially free. The cost of code has dropped to essentially 0. The rational response is to eliminate planning for anything that can be tested empirically. Don’t debate whether a feature will work. Just build it in 2 hours, measure it with a group of customers, and then decide to kill or keep it. I saw a startup operating this way and their build velocity is up 20x. Decision quality is up because every decision is informed by a real prototype, not a slide deck and an expensive meeting. We went from “move fast and break things” to “move fast and build everything.” The planning industrial complex is dead. Thank god.

@_smontlouis @audibibleapp @RevenueCat Damn!

new onboarding for @audibibleapp 💅💅 after reading @RevenueCat’s SOSA 2026, I decided to go all-in on the onboarding for my app. 😤 it’s basically a mini-app inside the app ! The idea was to highlight the biggest features right away and create that « wow » moment that helps convert new users so I designed three slides after the intro, each showcasing real content from the app along with different ambiences. Each slide is also narrated with a read-along experience, so users can both listen and follow the text, which is the key feature of audibible. the goal is to make the onboarding feel much closer to the actual audio experience of the app now lets hope it’s worth it 😅

@UiSavior The funny thing is that the biggest Social apps have A (TikTok), B (twitter) and C (insta)…

UI/UX Designers, which icon best captures the essence of sharing? 🤔

@marclou I think this app really existed a few years ago. Not sure how it went…

I built your app > trustmrr.com/tinder-cofound…

"Chromostereopsis is a visual illusion whereby the impression of depth is conveyed in two-dimensional color images" - Wikipedia Whatever...

@kentcdodds That's true. But what about the first part of my comment? But anyway, those kind of company will have it soon.

@TimGuignard But all respondents to the poll are on 𝕏

As someone who's already at the spot where agents write 100% of my code, it's crazy to me to see that 28% of responses here think they still won't be there a year from now

@atmoio However, seeing more and more people not coding at all and writing only prompts make me think about it. I'm use to it yet, but it'll probably come. Then what will be our value when Ai will have instant question to the best approach for a 10 files component, in 5 seconds?

@atmoio It was really nice to ear. I feel like we are all starting to feel that way. I feel like I'm using AI mostly the "old" way. Not asking cursor to create 10 files, but basic front-end question that I don't remember instantly, like how to add a click eventlistener, stuff like that

I was a 10x engineer. Now I'm useless.

Noticing some annoying stuff on mobile actually: the last clicked circle keep the hover state

Available on @CodePen codepen.io/TimGuignard/pe…

I finished this mini-game few years back. Finally pushed it today 😅 Testable here codocular.com/lab/color-game/