Elena

This nav broke my brain but I got this done entirely with CSS Anchor! CSS SPEED RUN → youtube.com/watch?v=S98uVU…

Senior Developers are Vibe Coding Now (With SCARY results) nice review on Vibe Coding on @traversymedia channel youtube.com/watch?v=nGxpct…

2025 Web Almanac by @HTTPArchive is out. A comprehensive, data-backed view of the web, built with trusted experts, across 15 chapters on content, user experience, publishing, and distribution. It also includes a PDF version for offline reading. #almanac almanac.httparchive.org/en/2025/

@goose_oss blog is an amazing resource to learn AI and how to use it block.github.io/goose/blog

Explore sibling-index(), shape(), ident(), and many more new(ish) CSS functions with @Una and @Bramus. The latest CSS Podcast is a deep dive into a wide array of powerful functions that can simplify your stylesheets → goo.gle/4qyJvKQ

Chrome DevTools now supports *individual* network request throttling! Folks have been asking for this for years! DevTools now allows developers to simulate slow network conditions for specific requests rather than the entire page. This helps in testing how a web application performs and handles issues when specific resources (like images, scripts, or API calls) are slow to load.

Claude Code doesn't just resonate with developers anymore. Non-technical people are using it to build things. Technical people are using it for non-technical work. The line is blurring. I'm by far not the first to think about this. Multiple teams at Anthropic have been working on "agentic experiences" for months - Claude not just as a chat partner, but as something that helps you do real work. @bcherny nudged me: can we take what we've built internally and ship an early, scoped-down version in a few days? So we took a small team, set an aggressive deadline ("Monday sound good?"), and got to work. @claudeai wrote Cowork. Us humans meet in-person to discuss foundational architectural and product decisions, but all of us devs manage anywhere between 3 to 8 Claude instances implementing features, fixing bugs, or researching potential solutions. For native code, we use local Git worktrees on our local machines. For smaller or web-code only changes, we just tell Claude to go implement it. When someone reports a bug in Slack, we often just @-mention Claude and tell it to fix it. A human (and another Claude) reviews all code before it's merged, but we're now spending most of our time orchestrating a fleet of Claudes and making decisions than artisanally writing individual lines of code. We're releasing Cowork early. It has rough edges. But figuring out what to build is increasingly the hardest part of software engineering - and we think getting feedback early and hearing what users actually need is how we build something truly good.

The aesthetics of retro anime is golden

After reading for the whole weekend it's finally time to slowly float back into reality. #books #cosy #bookworm

Read Yumi and the Nightmare Painter in one day. It's been a while since I've read something so captivating. Perfect combination of high fantasy and a little bit of Japanese culture. Only Brandon Sanderson could have pulled off something like that. #book #fantasy #bookreview

As part of our #GeminiAtWork event today, we’re showcasing nearly 50 new customer stories, underscoring how impactful generative AI can be when you put it to work at scale, including the below. cloud.google.com/blog/products/…

It's not a traditional app with some pre-defined course/path/vocab/grammar, but more like a community-based platform. There are many different videos, texts, articles uploaded and available, but the greatest feature is that you can upload your own content and learn.

I’m learning German and have tried a lot of different apps and methods. Duolingo was, unfortunately, the worst option for me. Too repetitive, not much context, the progress is too slow, I lost interest after several weeks. The only app that helped was lingq.com ⬇️

Found an interesting site about plants. I love the design, it's so cozy and 90-ish, but it has ads, which are ugly 🫤 howmanyplants.com/plant-guides

Howl and Sophie

Spent quite a while today fleshing out an idea I had about making it less painful to specify, use, remix, and customize design systems in CSS by specifying groups of CSS variables and passing them around. Summary: github.com/w3c/csswg-draf… Details: lea.verou.me/docs/var-group… Would love feedback, especially from folks that do a lot of design systems + CSS work!

Jiji

@BookConvos The whole Stormlight Archive series by Brandon Sanderson (I can't pick one 😀)

READERS~ If you could have 1 book totally erased from your memory so you could read it again for the first time, which book would you choose??

5️⃣⭐️ The Poppy War by @kuangrf I enjoyed every twist, every idea. Historical period is probably one of the darkest in Asian history. I was afraid to be consumed by the darkness and fall into a reading slump. Oh how wrong I was! goodreads.com/book/show/3506… #books #asian #epic #fantasy

When you find an amazing book!