Saved Links
I've been using Pinboard (and del.icio.us before that) on and off to save my links ever since 2005, but I migrated to Raindrop.io this year. Here are the latest links I saved. You'll find all the others in my public collection.
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To help you circumvent the common pitfalls that the English language brings along, Andy Taylor created Style Manual, a reference document for punctuation, style, and spelling.
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If you’re not comfortable with command line interfaces, you’ll struggle to run a local development server or build your application!
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Dedicated to all the misfits & weirdos ♥︎
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SystemSix is a desk calendar that displays the weather forecast and phase of the moon on an e-ink display. This is a kind of love-letter to my first Macintosh.
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Crypto is a lot of things – including terribly explained. We’re here to clear things up.
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Great documentation helps teams implement accessibility requirements the right way.
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Floppy Emu is a floppy and hard disk emulator for classic Apple II, Macintosh, and Lisa computers.
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Great article illustrating how essential image alt text is to the online experience.
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A great tol to simulate the use of clamp in fluid typography.
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Indispensable insights from Sara
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Excellent take by Moxie Marlinspike on Web3 “[…] it seems worth thinking about how to avoid web3 being web2x2 (web2 but with even less privacy) with some urgency”
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web0 is the decentralised web. In other words, web0 is web3 without all the corporate right-libertarian Silicon Valley bullshit.
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The original iPhone teared down in a very elegant fashion #lust
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Vinegar also replaces the YouTube player (written in who-knows-what) with a minimal HTML <video> tag.
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UnoCSS - the instant atomic CSS engine with maximum performance and flexibility
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Human-friendly CSS is an interface that prioritizes people
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Perfecting the New York Street An achievable, replicable plan for a city that’s embracing public space as never before.
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I think if you were using Web Components before 2020 you were an early adopter and you probably have some scars to show for it. But in 2021, now that all modern browsers support Web Components, I think they’re worth investigating.