Milan Raj

Debug Tools for WebVIs! The add-on includes a VI that helps log arbitrary values in a WebVI to the console. Useful for probing values on a wire for debugging. bit.ly/debugtools #LabVIEW #LabVIEWNXG #EngineerAmbitiously

@MikeTalonNYC @SwiftOnSecurity It's pronounced "gif'

@SwiftOnSecurity we had animated gif's and we LIKED IT

Fun fact you can do everything you want with just HTML tables and people liked that version of the Internet a lot better

@LeaVerou @Una Custom Element-based icons configurable via CSS would be awesome! If you could put them in <image> props: `custom-element(my-icon);` 🤯

@rajsite @Una Once changing the icon itself via CSS becomes possible, you’ll see how the use cases will creep up. You're currently likely stopping them from even coming up at all because you know it's not possible.

What are your biggest complaints about using the web right now?

@LeaVerou @Una Yep! Isn't it great! 😸 In practice things that we generally want responsive to CSS (size and color generally) are configurable via CSS custom properties. But absolutely, swapping the whole icon requires HTML changes.

@rajsite @Una Then you need to modify HTML to add or change an icon.

@LeaVerou @Una Our icon table story: nimble.ni.dev/storybook/inde…

@LeaVerou @Una But once you have that then dependency management is just an es import and they're just components so can be as expressive as you want (attributes, custom properties, more robust content like spinners, multicolor, responsive, etc).

@Una In browser but especially in web views on desktop having popovers can break out of the viewport is still desirable for making productivity tools. It feels like with top-layer and popover api we have more of the primitives to push boundaries there.

@Una Ctrl+f on virtualized content always makes me sad but it's needed for perf 😭

@LeaVerou Full inline SVG but as web components (and then custom properties + styles to target SVG DOM)

How do you manage icons in your Web UIs so you can change their colors?

@stuffbreaker Separate, so someone survives the inevitable layoffs 🫠

Should engineers that build the #DesignSystems be part of the same team as the designers or should they be separate teams?

@Una Blacksmith or glass blower I'd imagine

What would your job be if you weren’t in tech (but you also lived in 1892)?

@FrameworkPuter @Dozuki @iFixit Subtle yet incredibly based message. Love y'all's work and hope the mindset spreads.

Our @Dozuki guides are temporarily down, but in the meantime you can see setup guides for Framework Desktop and Framework Laptop 12 at @iFixit

Went back to the @internetarchive before @OpenSauceLive and got to see @textfiles first hand live!

Hello @defcon. Hello @alt_bier. Hello Kitty. #badgelife

@MKBHD 9/10 dentists disagree 🦷 x.com/AustinTByrd/st…

I'm a bit concerned with readability

@cory_laviska json-form for schema driven pluggable query builder: jsonforms.io

Name a custom element you wish already existed.

@cory_laviska @sneasio I'd argue not that close, trying to keep combobox and filterable select as distinct concepts due to the Paris, Texas issue: #issuecomment-2864679179" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/whatwg/html/is…

@sneasio good one. You can get close with <input list> and <datalist>

@FrameworkPuter The Bapaco but out of framework parts kickstarter.com/projects/94436…

Any guesses on what we're announcing? Winner gets... absolutely nothing but the knowledge that you understand us better than anyone else does.

@FrameworkPuter Desktop keyboard that can be customized with the framework 16 input modules please.

What would you like Framework to build or change in 2025?

@TheNJDevOpsGuy I'm getting a 404 on all the register links for BLDRcon on this page: bldrnet.com/home/ It's directing to lu.ma/z23ob3c0

BLDRcon CFPs are now open! 🚀 The first BLDRcon will be virtual and held March 7th, 2025. The goal of this conference is to give engineers a place to network, build community, and learn about various tools, technologies, and products that can help make their lives easier in production. Because of that, we put together a few rules for the CFPs: 1. No more than 4 slides. 2. Ensure that the majority of the talk is hands-on. 3. Show something that you're excited about! 4. No sponsored talks/paid keynotes. All CFPs are vetted based on the quality of the talk, not the sponsor or how many likes/followers/views you have on your socials. Hands-on talks help engineers who are watching/listening get a better idea of implementation details and the "why" behind it. Here's the CFP link 👉 buff.ly/3DbG6yh ------------------------------------------------------------ If you're interested in sponsoring BLDRcon, there are 2 more slots available, so feel free to reach out. #kubernetes #devops #platformengineering