CSS Grid Lanes.
Very excited to see if all major browsers can ship this CSS feature in the near future. Would allow is to create native masonry (Pinterest) layouts.
This and that from the internet
An archive of external links to things I find interesting, fun, practical or noteworthy in some way. Updated semi-regularly. This link feed is available via RSS.
Lightpanda is a browser for agents first.
This team is building a agent first browser and recently released a 1.0. It's also built from scratch, so no Chromium or the like.
A di mix from Moff & Tarkin.
An hour of fine house and disco music. Have a listen.
Japanese gradients for UI.
In their own words: An ongoing research and development project exploring how traditional Japanese colour culture can be translated into contemporary digital interfaces. Looks nice.
A documentary about Cypress Hill.
A documentary about Cypress Hill. I spent a lot of time listening to Cypress Hill in the early to mid nineties. Especially the first three albums. Will watch when I have time.
A documentary about VS Code.
A documentary about VS Code. The code editor I've been using since it arrived around 10 years ago.
cuelume.
An interaction sound library called cuelume. A very small sound effect library that allows you to sprinkle a bit of sound to your website. The sounds are synthesized using Web Audio, so the whole thing is very browser native.
WebMCP.
WebMCP. This is a new proposed web standard to expose your website's or web app's capabilities to agents. A client side thing and not the same as an MCP Server. To me this is one of the more exciting things being developed for the web right now. You can already start testing it in Chrome.
Niggli bookstore.
Niggli is an independent specialist bookstore with focus on architecture, design and typography.
In The Long Run.
Connect your Strava account and start running some of the world's most famous routes virtually. You can also run a route together with friends. Super fun!
Shawn Brauch, co-founder of Pen & Pixel.
Shawn designed era-defining album covers for No Limit Records, for artists like Master P, Mystikal, and Lil Wayne.
ShopTalk Show.
Dave Rupert and Chris Coyier talk about web dev stuff. Always a nice listen.
Easings.
A website that helps you choose the right easing function. Real handy!
Font Gauntlet.
Dinamo is a Swiss typography studio that makes beautiful fonts. They recently published a web-app called Font Gauntlet that allows you to proof, generate and animate variable fonts.
A three legged stool called Klaus.
Designed by ex-software developer Max Stralka. Hand-built in Berlin and Brandenburg.
p5.js examples.
p5.js is a JavaScript library for creative coding. Here are some examples of what you can do with it.
A list of logos in black & white.
The website Design Made In Germany collects design work made by designers living in Germany.
Refuge internet radio.
Started as a fundraising platform working in solidarity with grassroots and non-profit organizations, now a radio station streaming worldwide out of Berlin.
Articles on CSS and JS by Josh W. Comeau.
I've been reading some of Josh W. Comeau's posts on CSS and they are excellent. Recommended all those interested in CSS and web development.
Losing my edge band and artist list.
A complete list of the bands and artists mentioned by James Murphy in the LCD Soundsystem track Losing my edge.