Patrick O'Brien

@helldivers2 F

Helldivers, the anniversary surprises are not over! It has been a year of hard fighting: of high stakes, of victories, and of losses. To commemorate this momentous year, we call on you, Helldivers, to pay your respects to all that has transpired. Comment "F" on any of our social media channels. Should the respect quotient be met, High Command may reward you all for your dedication. The required quota remains classified.

@JamesGroh_ @tmj4 I thought you said it smells like rotten flesh, not anchovies!

A flower that some say smells like rotting flesh just bloomed at the Mitchell Park Domes. The infamous corpse flower attracted hundreds of people to smell the smelly smell that smells smelly. Even the Grinch would describe it as stink, stank, stunk.

@passle_ @briankardell If your list + popover were to ship next year, I think I'd be very happy about 2024 in web dev world.

@briankardell Urlpattern, navigation api, import attributes please and thank you sir (Also fyi I get a weird horizontal scroll on your site on iOS safari)

New Post: Let's Play a Game! It's Interop 24 planning time! Let's play a game: Tell me what you prioritize, or don't and why? I'm curious! bkardell.com/blog/PriorityG…

@TheRocketMan_1 @wesbos @justinfagnani @Rasalas8910 Justin works at Google.

@wesbos @justinfagnani @Rasalas8910 Where did I say I worked at Google? I never once said this. So why are you lying and putting words in my mouth?

CSS Nesting just landed in Firefox 117 which puts it at 100% browser support! You can start using it today — here are 11 examples on how it works 👇

@TamHardy76 @sithkhan @FreeLeaguePub I see the ability to add either collector's edition as an add on. The sorting is unexpected, though, they're towards the bottom.

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@EisenbergEffect Hey Rob! Sorry to tweet at you, but curious if you know of anything being done within MS to bring SSR of web components into .NET Razor/Blazor? Want to push for it at my org but if MS has something in the works it'd be awesome to not recreate the wheel.

@claviska *transpilation

@claviska Yup! We've been using them for quite some time (with transpiration), and I was pumped watching as I updated babel/TypeScript versions over the last year and seeing them running in the browser without any manipulation by those tools.

Anyone out there using private class fields in JavaScript in production? Support looks pretty good. caniuse.com/mdn-javascript…

@PantheonMMO Cleric. Always the cleric.

Quick -- we need one more for our dungeon, which class are you rolling? 🎲 #PantheonMMO | #MMORPG | #IndieDevHour

Please send dog belly pics

@gregwhitworth @SalesforceDevs ideas.salesforce.com/s/idea/a0B8W00… This would be huge for my company to enable Salesforce customers to embed our features with minimal additional investment from our engineers. Write once, use everywhere.

Hey @SalesforceDevs, if you could have 1 DX feature implemented in 2023 in LWC or LWR; what would it be? Link to the Idea Exchange appreciated if you have one (this will also allow others to discover ones to vote for) Please RT for reach

@lamb_on_lam @kylegriffin1 Technically, didn't this just demonstrate that money is the ultimate influence over any election, and merits don't matter? They could have been the candidate if they invested the same resources the Dems did into them. Get money out of politics.

@kylegriffin1 Definitely not an ethical strategy. While I am glad it "worked", it shouldn't ever be done. Candidates should win on their own merits, not by boosting radical fringe ideas that deny the basic premise of democracy.

All the extreme Republicans boosted by Democrats in the primaries lost their midterm races. bit.ly/3WS1luh

@passle_ And React components are actually Meta's components

If you think about it, web components are actually meta components

@claviska I'm sure you already know, but... soon: bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?i… I'm more excited about FACE (my org has a gross "polyfill" just for Safari I cannot wait to delete). But CSS state is also awesome.

Safari has been killing it lately with new features but if I can humbly ask for just one...more...thing...

One concern I have is that folks are already struggling with ::part(), so introducing yet another unfamiliar CSS syntax will add more friction for adopters. Reflecting attributes is necessary today (if you care about Safari), but it will be a hard habit to break.

@steida @claviska @tomayac Google. Microsoft. Mozilla. Salesforce. 17% of all page loads chromestatus.com/metrics/featur… I feel like this is making for a perfect SpongeBob showing Patrick dirty diapers meme...

@claviska @tomayac Yep. It's called evolution. No one sane would compose software with such a lame interoperability API as WC is.

@CaptainCodeman @graynorton @housecor We make use of them, for example with our formfield component (where we want to own the label and validation messaging as much as possible, but need some flexible layout for vertical vs horizontally stacked layouts). Fair on SSR. It's still rough around the edges. But improving!

@p_ob91 @graynorton @housecor I don't see much noise around parts - are people using them much in the real world? They look rather complex and limiting at the same time. "possible" isn't really good enough for SSR. Unless and until it's fast and transparent to use in existing frameworks it's not usable.

I hoped Web Components would take off. (I even wrote a course on them). They didn’t. Why? Because frameworks frequently innovate and improve. Standards can’t do that. So, the Web Components API and ecosystem is inferior to today’s modern JS frameworks.

@CaptainCodeman @graynorton @housecor Parts were implemented in all browsers: caniuse.com/?search=part Form association has been implemented in all but WebKit: caniuse.com/mdn-api_elemen… SSR is possible with declarative shadow DOM (less support): caniuse.com/declarative-sh…

@graynorton @housecor Again, isn't that the point? Always waiting for yet another standard to address limitations (forms) or enable things that have been available to frameworks for years (SSR). Did themes / parts ever happen? I don't see much or anyone talking about them.

@justinfagnani ishoudinireadyyet.com matches the presentation criteria I think (although not the JavaScript features you mention).

I remember a nice-looking site that was tracking tool/library readiness for some JS feature - maybe modules, top-level await, class fields... It had a dark gray theme with greenish? fonts and nice table/grid with icons for various readiness features. Anyone recall this?

@LightningManTB @BluProductions @DWS1402 @washingtonpost If I work at an employer and have confidential documents, then leave that employer... Am I not stealing those documents by not returning them?

@p_ob91 @BluProductions @DWS1402 @washingtonpost He was still President when he took them dumbass

The agency has been hit with a wave of threats and vitriol since the FBI retrieved scores of classified records from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club. trib.al/cCdPrhA

@LightningManTB @BluProductions @DWS1402 @washingtonpost Is a President, outside his term, still the President and allowed those rights? Is a former President still "Commander-in-Chief"? 🤔

@BluProductions @DWS1402 @washingtonpost Steal? The fucking President is the end all be all and can declassify whatever at anytime. But you dont wanna hear that.