Georges Boris
@georgesboris.com
I mostly talk about programming, usually FP, sometimes design, and a lot more rarely about music and games. I would love that order to be different but such is life.
Nice! Really appreciate your work on web components and the great docs! 🙏
One question - I'm using Android+Firefox and the examples already provide their own fullscreen option.
In your opinion, would it be better to not use the web component wrapper in these cases or are there additional benefits?
One question - I'm using Android+Firefox and the examples already provide their own fullscreen option.
In your opinion, would it be better to not use the web component wrapper in these cases or are there additional benefits?
December 30, 2025 at 8:42 PM
Nice! Really appreciate your work on web components and the great docs! 🙏
One question - I'm using Android+Firefox and the examples already provide their own fullscreen option.
In your opinion, would it be better to not use the web component wrapper in these cases or are there additional benefits?
One question - I'm using Android+Firefox and the examples already provide their own fullscreen option.
In your opinion, would it be better to not use the web component wrapper in these cases or are there additional benefits?
Just as a data point -
His "lgtm" comment was created 2 days after the PR was merged.
That doesn't say much to me but I've found it curious :)
His "lgtm" comment was created 2 days after the PR was merged.
That doesn't say much to me but I've found it curious :)
December 23, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Just as a data point -
His "lgtm" comment was created 2 days after the PR was merged.
That doesn't say much to me but I've found it curious :)
His "lgtm" comment was created 2 days after the PR was merged.
That doesn't say much to me but I've found it curious :)
is the goal to replace poline with this new "polaris" project?
I tried to find it in your github but could only find Poline - which is quite nice! zero deps 😍. I was checking if the web component would have all of this niceties but it seems like it is a simpler or just different version, right?
I tried to find it in your github but could only find Poline - which is quite nice! zero deps 😍. I was checking if the web component would have all of this niceties but it seems like it is a simpler or just different version, right?
December 23, 2025 at 12:48 AM
is the goal to replace poline with this new "polaris" project?
I tried to find it in your github but could only find Poline - which is quite nice! zero deps 😍. I was checking if the web component would have all of this niceties but it seems like it is a simpler or just different version, right?
I tried to find it in your github but could only find Poline - which is quite nice! zero deps 😍. I was checking if the web component would have all of this niceties but it seems like it is a simpler or just different version, right?
I'm too intimidated by these games 😅 is outerwilds also based on hard/hidden puzzles or is it more focused on exploration?
I've also seen lots of praises for Animal Well... seems to be quite good for people who love to discover these hidden puzzles :)
I've also seen lots of praises for Animal Well... seems to be quite good for people who love to discover these hidden puzzles :)
December 22, 2025 at 9:19 PM
I'm too intimidated by these games 😅 is outerwilds also based on hard/hidden puzzles or is it more focused on exploration?
I've also seen lots of praises for Animal Well... seems to be quite good for people who love to discover these hidden puzzles :)
I've also seen lots of praises for Animal Well... seems to be quite good for people who love to discover these hidden puzzles :)
what about color theme tho...
December 22, 2025 at 12:08 PM
what about color theme tho...
I'm curious about the process! Do you work with this pixelated version from the start? Or do you work in another style then applies pixelation?
December 21, 2025 at 12:20 PM
I'm curious about the process! Do you work with this pixelated version from the start? Or do you work in another style then applies pixelation?
It does show up on mobile when using chrome... firefox ignores it. But even chrome's UX is super unexpected.
I received complaints that people couldn't really feel like it was an autocomplete unless I used custom styling for the options (and also handled all keyboard events).
I received complaints that people couldn't really feel like it was an autocomplete unless I used custom styling for the options (and also handled all keyboard events).
December 18, 2025 at 10:39 AM
It does show up on mobile when using chrome... firefox ignores it. But even chrome's UX is super unexpected.
I received complaints that people couldn't really feel like it was an autocomplete unless I used custom styling for the options (and also handled all keyboard events).
I received complaints that people couldn't really feel like it was an autocomplete unless I used custom styling for the options (and also handled all keyboard events).
Really liked the throughout docs!
I've used the same approach on a package I maintain for the Elm ecosystem (elm-widgets).
IMO the problem with datalists is the UX. e.g. your examples don't show options at all on mobile...
have you had any complaints related to keyboard usage or "look and feel"?
I've used the same approach on a package I maintain for the Elm ecosystem (elm-widgets).
IMO the problem with datalists is the UX. e.g. your examples don't show options at all on mobile...
have you had any complaints related to keyboard usage or "look and feel"?
December 18, 2025 at 10:24 AM
Really liked the throughout docs!
I've used the same approach on a package I maintain for the Elm ecosystem (elm-widgets).
IMO the problem with datalists is the UX. e.g. your examples don't show options at all on mobile...
have you had any complaints related to keyboard usage or "look and feel"?
I've used the same approach on a package I maintain for the Elm ecosystem (elm-widgets).
IMO the problem with datalists is the UX. e.g. your examples don't show options at all on mobile...
have you had any complaints related to keyboard usage or "look and feel"?
I'm currently using Firefox and as a web dev it keeps me grounded on what features are not "chromium-only"...
but I wonder if these FF-forks are at least as compliant or if using them would keep me even farther from the newer stuff... do you know by any chance? :)
but I wonder if these FF-forks are at least as compliant or if using them would keep me even farther from the newer stuff... do you know by any chance? :)
December 17, 2025 at 4:58 PM
I'm currently using Firefox and as a web dev it keeps me grounded on what features are not "chromium-only"...
but I wonder if these FF-forks are at least as compliant or if using them would keep me even farther from the newer stuff... do you know by any chance? :)
but I wonder if these FF-forks are at least as compliant or if using them would keep me even farther from the newer stuff... do you know by any chance? :)
beautiful talk! thanks for sharing :)
December 16, 2025 at 9:09 AM
beautiful talk! thanks for sharing :)
"it's ok to be part of a cult if it makes you feel all warm and fuzzy"
December 16, 2025 at 8:29 AM
"it's ok to be part of a cult if it makes you feel all warm and fuzzy"
masterfully crafted bait
December 13, 2025 at 2:06 PM
masterfully crafted bait
ahh lol - sorry, I'm ignorant and read "uspesne odhlaseno" as just random characters 😳
December 4, 2025 at 11:02 AM
ahh lol - sorry, I'm ignorant and read "uspesne odhlaseno" as just random characters 😳
does that path mean anything? there are some marketing services that generate custom urls for all links/images on an email so they can use them for tracking / segmentation... it would be great if they at least use that for something useful such as unsubscribing 😅
December 4, 2025 at 10:57 AM
does that path mean anything? there are some marketing services that generate custom urls for all links/images on an email so they can use them for tracking / segmentation... it would be great if they at least use that for something useful such as unsubscribing 😅
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November 29, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Love the build up on top of the repetition! Reminded me of Duval Timothy stuff (though Duval seems a bit more minimalistic/less virtuous than this). Maybe you'll like it! ☺️
November 29, 2025 at 6:58 PM
Love the build up on top of the repetition! Reminded me of Duval Timothy stuff (though Duval seems a bit more minimalistic/less virtuous than this). Maybe you'll like it! ☺️
Considerando q a maior parte dos participantes (65.92%) colocaram q a ferramenta principal como ChatGPT - será q o uso ainda está bem focado em pesquisa/dúvidas e geração de código c contexto reduzido por usar chat como interface?
November 28, 2025 at 11:17 AM
Considerando q a maior parte dos participantes (65.92%) colocaram q a ferramenta principal como ChatGPT - será q o uso ainda está bem focado em pesquisa/dúvidas e geração de código c contexto reduzido por usar chat como interface?
Always wanted to give King Gizzard a serious try but could never figure out where to start 😅
November 28, 2025 at 9:41 AM
Always wanted to give King Gizzard a serious try but could never figure out where to start 😅
until you take a few weeks away from the codebase and suddenly you have a surprise coworker "me from the past" - oh oh! 🥲
November 27, 2025 at 5:05 AM
until you take a few weeks away from the codebase and suddenly you have a surprise coworker "me from the past" - oh oh! 🥲
What is a webring in this context?
I tried looking it up but have only found references to early web "network of connected websites" - is it the same? :)
I tried looking it up but have only found references to early web "network of connected websites" - is it the same? :)
November 19, 2025 at 10:27 AM
What is a webring in this context?
I tried looking it up but have only found references to early web "network of connected websites" - is it the same? :)
I tried looking it up but have only found references to early web "network of connected websites" - is it the same? :)