Jonathan van Wunnik
@artlantis.nl
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I can't stress enough how important it is to make an example here. Take all the money from these companies. Find alternatives.
Vote with your pockets because fundamentally money and power is everything to these insufferable pricks.
Vote with your pockets because fundamentally money and power is everything to these insufferable pricks.
There’s never been a better time to switch from Next.js to Astro nitter.net/rauchg/statu...
nitter.net
September 30, 2025 at 8:06 AM
I can't stress enough how important it is to make an example here. Take all the money from these companies. Find alternatives.
Vote with your pockets because fundamentally money and power is everything to these insufferable pricks.
Vote with your pockets because fundamentally money and power is everything to these insufferable pricks.
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We published this around Figma config 2024 and it’s even more relevant now. It’s increasingly becoming a tool of low quality slop when you want to go further than pictures of websites/apps. You can do better with learning skills that will outlive any design/builder tool.
piccalil.li/blog/the-tim...
piccalil.li/blog/the-tim...
The time for designers to learn to code is now
With design tools further commoditising and sanitising expected creative output, the time for designers to be able to stand out is very much here. I think for some, learning to code is a good route fo...
piccalil.li
May 12, 2025 at 1:22 PM
We published this around Figma config 2024 and it’s even more relevant now. It’s increasingly becoming a tool of low quality slop when you want to go further than pictures of websites/apps. You can do better with learning skills that will outlive any design/builder tool.
piccalil.li/blog/the-tim...
piccalil.li/blog/the-tim...
App roulette—about what happened when trying vibe coding: “So, until we develop better ways to express and align intent, vibe coding will remain a powerful tool for early exploration, not sustained delivery.” diginomica.com/welcome-app-...
Welcome to app roulette – here’s what happened when I tried vibe coding
Attendees at a vibe coding workshop see their apps come to life as if by magic - but would it fly in the enterprise?
diginomica.com
May 10, 2025 at 1:39 PM
App roulette—about what happened when trying vibe coding: “So, until we develop better ways to express and align intent, vibe coding will remain a powerful tool for early exploration, not sustained delivery.” diginomica.com/welcome-app-...
Figma Sites is “beyond div soup”!
It was pointed out to me that you can assign elements tags... they've added an "accessibility" menu, and in there, you can add tags.
So, they thought about it, and then hid it in a menu most people will never look at (including the people who made their Config site, and official templates).
So, they thought about it, and then hid it in a menu most people will never look at (including the people who made their Config site, and official templates).
May 9, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Figma Sites is “beyond div soup”!
Better late than never 😊
No need for intricate ‘hacks’ anymore. Awesome 👍
No need for intricate ‘hacks’ anymore. Awesome 👍
March 20, 2025 at 7:58 PM
Better late than never 😊
No need for intricate ‘hacks’ anymore. Awesome 👍
No need for intricate ‘hacks’ anymore. Awesome 👍
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Reposted by Jonathan van Wunnik
In libraries, branching should operate at the component level not the file level. And you should be able to publish the branched version of the component. That would change the game for design system teams.
January 30, 2025 at 7:16 AM
In libraries, branching should operate at the component level not the file level. And you should be able to publish the branched version of the component. That would change the game for design system teams.
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Y'ALL.
Portable HTML Web Components are fucking cracked.
It looks like they are **faster** than the fastest Vanilla JS implementation in the JS Framework Benchmark.
I literally reran the benchmark 5 times because I didn't believe it, but every single time they came in first place 🤯
Portable HTML Web Components are fucking cracked.
It looks like they are **faster** than the fastest Vanilla JS implementation in the JS Framework Benchmark.
I literally reran the benchmark 5 times because I didn't believe it, but every single time they came in first place 🤯
January 29, 2025 at 5:30 AM
Y'ALL.
Portable HTML Web Components are fucking cracked.
It looks like they are **faster** than the fastest Vanilla JS implementation in the JS Framework Benchmark.
I literally reran the benchmark 5 times because I didn't believe it, but every single time they came in first place 🤯
Portable HTML Web Components are fucking cracked.
It looks like they are **faster** than the fastest Vanilla JS implementation in the JS Framework Benchmark.
I literally reran the benchmark 5 times because I didn't believe it, but every single time they came in first place 🤯
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OpenAI accusing DeepSeek of intellectual property theft for allegedly training on GPT output is a classic case of “the pot calling the kettle black,” especially given the lawsuits against OpenAI for using copyrighted material in its own training data.
January 29, 2025 at 1:22 PM
OpenAI accusing DeepSeek of intellectual property theft for allegedly training on GPT output is a classic case of “the pot calling the kettle black,” especially given the lawsuits against OpenAI for using copyrighted material in its own training data.