Bret Little
@bretlittle.com
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Web2 software dev at Shopify working on agentic commerce in rural Maine. More at www.bretlittle.com See photography at https://bsky.app/profile/bret-little-photo.bsky.social
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I just created the “Remix 3 Resources” repo, collecting useful links related to Remix 3.

It has *super* granular links to the Remix Jam live stream for each API, feature and demo, plus a bunch of demo apps and 3rd party integration examples.

github.com/markdalgleis...
GitHub - markdalgleish/remix3-resources: A collection of useful links relating to Remix 3
A collection of useful links relating to Remix 3. Contribute to markdalgleish/remix3-resources development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
Hard to believe that corporate authoritarians lean toward political authoritarianism
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inherit() is going to be absolutely huge for working with CSS custom properties. Two big things it'll enable:

Nested indentation:

--indent: calc(inherit(--indent, 0) + 1);

Overridable design token defaults:

--primary-color: inherit(--primary-color, blue);
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This is awesome! Lit being part of the OpenJS Foundation is a huge win for everyone. Congrats to everyone involved
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The issue is devs using MacOS with hidden scrollbars.

If you're a web dev, your scrollbars need to be set to "always visible".
Never used it. Kinda barebones though?
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As an experiment, we (the Firefox team) wanted to try a new way to get feedback on which Interop proposals matter most.

So, here's a web app where you can rank the proposals you care about, giving us data we can use when reviewing which ones to champion.

interop-rank.jakearchibald.com
Interop Feature Ranking
Rank the web platform features you care most about
interop-rank.jakearchibald.com
💯 this! The whole argument between WCs and frameworks has always been silly. WCs are a low level primitive. Useful for many libraries and frameworks. They aren't mutually exclusive!
Finally! Long overdue IMHO! Thank you to the team and everyone at meta that made it happen!
Introducing the React Foundation
Yeah... I believe it. It's just an exciting week!
Gotta wonder if the Remix folks intentionally planned Remix Jam the same week as React Conf, just two days day after 😳
I use only the web app on mobile. Though honestly how hard would it be to add a manifest and a few other things?? 😩
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I was really surprised how massive the official package is. I updated things to just manually make a GET for this URL: bsky.app/profile/bret...
If you care to see photography posts, follow this account instead: bsky.app/profile/bret...
bsky.app
I could probably figure out how to manually make a `fetch` request that does everything I need, and just remove @atproto/api as a dependency
I want a instagram style feed of photography images on my website, but don't want to use instagram. @atproto/api made it super simple and easy to build a web component that does it. My only complaint is @atproto/api is 900kb 🙀

Check it out here: github.com/blittle/blue...
GitHub - blittle/bluesky-image-feed: A web component for displaying image feeds from Bluesky profiles
A web component for displaying image feeds from Bluesky profiles - blittle/bluesky-image-feed
github.com
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Genuinely, the US is quickly sliding into fascism and Google and Apple have proven they are not going to stick up for us when the government gives them unconstitutional orders.

Stop making apps they can remove from their app stories on a whim. Make websites instead. At least make it hard for them.
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dan @danabra.mov · 16d
i wrote down the process of resolving an at:// URI step by step. turns out, it's a great way to learn how the AT protocol works!
Where It's at:// — overreacted
From handles to hosting.
overreacted.io
See my keynote at MCP Dev Summit live streamed: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcOk...
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I'm very excited to announce the release of the #WebComponents CLI validator! Now you can validate your web components in your build pipelines.

#html #javascript