Facebook have done some pretty cool things with their tentatively named "stylex" css-in-js library. I was curious about how it might work under-the-hood so I built my own version: https://t.co/IZGqWFDPOG
Extremely fast and well done primitives. Trees and Diffs are used in Claude, Codex, OpenCode + more
We had Alex and Amadeus from @pierrecomputer on the podcast.
The way they used pi autoresearch for performance was genius.
https://t.co/x5A0akaNCS
🚨 GLC NEWS UPDATE 🚨
Dimension Valley will be banned in Gym Leader Challenge effective April 20th!
You can read more about it here: https://t.co/JX1TNR6IFk
@ProfCorks Dang - yours we're way better than ours. We opened two PC ETBs; a single reverse holo pokepad, a couple of megas, and a Fez. No full art supporters.
I really wanted to pull the budew or fan rotom!
@ProfCorks@PokeDuelsTikTok I was looking at this card in my GLC binder today, thinking that it basically never sees play in that format. Buddy Catch Gallade is almost always the choice in that Singleton format.
In the next version of React Aria Components, you can use the `render` prop to customize the rendered DOM element. This also receives the component state, which makes it easy to drive animations.
@jlongster In the react docs example, the callback is making a UI change; showing a notification. The "state" it depends on is the theme.
In your example, I assumed it would allow you to call the scroll directly from onSubmit, relying on the *updated* state of messages.
@Sm0ke_N_Mirrors So sad about this - Smoke and Mirrors has been one of the only places I've had any success ordering cards from recently.
You guys are still the best though - I've been shopping with y'all for years for a reason!
✍️ Solved by Modern CSS: Section Layout
A new interactive article about a typical section layout and exploring how to make it more dynamic with modern CSS. Happy reading!
https://t.co/5yDiD1qkbY
Our LGS is sadly closing, but we finished on a high note, with my son and I finishing our last GLC night undefeated with first and second place finishes. #Pokemon#GLC
(1/2) I've been using this "follow-the-leader" pattern with CSS anchor positioning quite a bit lately so I decided to write about how to do it!
The TLDR; is you dynamically update the anchor on an event/state, i.e:
.follower {
/* anchor */
position: fixed;
position-anchor: --hovered;
/* transition */
transition: top 0.5s ease;
/* position */
top: anchor(center);
left: anchor(right);
}
.possible-anchor:hover {
/* update the active anchor */
anchor-name: --hovered;
}
@pokebeach@Pokemon really need to get their act together and cancel any and all orders for this set. They haven't even released the set yet, so it should be easy to identify the set of orders to cancel.
If you never learned Big O notation in school (or even if you did), this post is a fantastic visual walk through.
The animations and interactive sliders really make the concepts clear.
https://t.co/DgSgkdVgek