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> and expected it to blow up This wasn't what the experiment was about at all.

The app does way more than the built-in color picker.

The post explains the experiment clearly. I wanted confirmation and got it.

They rejected mine too for the exact same reason, despite press-to-talk being a legitimate accessibility issue. I wrote about this here [1], and even called out some of the most co…

Hi HN, I'm a longtime web dev, but this is my first macOS app. Feedback is very welcome I built TongueType because every dictation app I tried failed at least one of three things: …

Thank you! For the components, I use the Custom Elements Manifest Analyzer to get data from JSDoc comments and TypeScript. This populates properties, events, methods, slots, etc. A…

Thanks! I’ll look into this.

I launched Quiet UI this week: https://quietui.org/ It prioritizes accessibility, longevity, performance, and simplicity. With the autoloader, one script tag loads components dynam…

Thank you! <3

I enjoy building components and exploring new concepts.

Oh, a secret admirer! Thank you <3

Shoelace has matured into Web Awesome and has a whole team behind it, as well as an attractive pro offering. Quiet is my creative outlet. Some components from Quiet have been adapt…

Oh, hey. I made that :D I’ve been quietly working on this for the last two years. It started as a creative outlet and a way to discover and learn modern Web APIs. It ended up as an…

Oh wow! I used this last year to generate the sound effects for https://rocketblaster.app/ and it gave it a great retro vibe.

I work at Font Awesome (YC 2015) and we recently launched Font Awesome 7, including hundreds of new icons, a fresh visual redesign, and better perf. Fun fact: Font Awesome icons ar…

I would imagine the subtle daily increase or decrease in daylight, even in extreme latitudes, is more natural and healthier than an immediate one hour shift in either direction.

I had a similar but more concerning experience. I enabled family sharing (years ago when it was newer) and suddenly my spouse had access to many (all?) of MY passwords in HER keych…

I loved mine. Found one at a yard sale as a kid (with the book!) and taught myself how to program with it. Eventually, I learned about QBASIC and my world — and love for programmin…

I hope they bring back goooooooooooogle