Josh Davenport-Smith

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@Rich_Harris @stubbornella @WebReflection Safari specific weirdness (fine everywhere else) seen in the last 2 weeks alone: * CSS grid sizing bugs * :first-letter handled wrong on an elem with a strong before its text nodes * container-type: inline-size breaking sizing Granted, I should be logging this kind of thing.

@Rich_Harris @stubbornella @WebReflection Adding a second filter e.g. `grayscale() contrast(1)` fixes the RTP/18 image showing white issue. Spent days tinkering with insanity like this. Working for clients, there's simply no choice but to find work arounds various shades of ugly. Agree with your sentiment ofc though.

just so you know, everything is ready to launch but we're debugging some insane safari bugs which happens every time i try and build something just an unforgivably awful piece of software. i hate it so much.

@JoshHighland @Shopify @ShopifyDevs Still no progress on this one it seems. @ShopifyDevs is there any timeline on this?

The current @Shopify PHP SDK doesn’t support the latest API release (2024-10), or have utilities for token exchange. I know PHP isn’t the shiny new thing but can we please get it updated? @ShopifyDevs github.com/Shopify/shopif…

@adamwathan Long since learnt that's not what happens and it's not really a problem, don't have a problem getting in the right headspace when writing tailwind. But it did throw me the first time i tried.

@adamwathan Personally, my intuition is an effective grid-column value of grid-column: 2 / span 6; (i.e. 2 to 8) Because: col-end-N and col-span-N both speak to the second part (right of the slash) of grid-column (i.e. grid-column-end) - then lg: value takes precedence

What would you expect the start and end columns to end up being at the `lg` breakpoint?

@AlessioGr @payloadcms Uhh, this is incredible!

The rich text editor of @payloadcms is so good, we don't need to add new features like code blocks. Simply use our blocks feature and re-use payload's existing code field! And soon you will be able to trigger the creation of blocks using markdown shortcuts, as seen in the video

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@nthoftype @wesbos @usgraphics Surely you meant :nth-of-type(2)

I want to make a font stack of commonly installed programming fonts. Can you help me make it? I need the exact name for it to be set in CSS. Open dev tools, select an element, and type: font-family: 'your font name'; then reply to this tweet with that snippet

@colinhacks Looks great!

here's a few ideas in one: 1. allow arrays of literals in `z.literal()` 2. support a case sensitivity flag 3. z.success() to return `true` when validation passes

this is now Zod's most upvoted PR but it still feels completely insane for Zod to be opinionated about which string literals mean `true` github.com/colinhacks/zod…

Just launched, a fun new mini agency site for our agency @glasshousep! @​react-three/fiber from @pmndrs is honestly so much fun to work with

@trevorjofficial Plenty of responses here but throwing my hands up anyway. Project examples over on my landing page, link in bio

@mattpocockuk Absolutely, sounds really valuable

I'd love to do more content about writing docs. I'm extremely opinionated about them. Would you watch a live stream where I react to open source docs sites?

@DrizzleORM @supabase Yeah! Just launched parksqmk.co.uk with @payloadcms and @supabase last week, which also powers its property data via a custom platform built with drizzle and also supabase! Few more using the platform in the works too

Any @supabase'rs here? Time to merch Drop your project here to win one 👇

@mattpocockuk That’s wild, very curious about this one

gql.tada is just nuts. Instant type inference from graphql strings. It's like tRPC for GraphQL.