Most web video editors upload your footage to a server. Mine doesn't.
#FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly in the browser, and statically linked into a Rust core on iOS/Android. Same engine, no upload, no account.
MIT: https://t.co/DjA9ymtdaA
Try it: https://t.co/65qnvY4DG3
🎬 This clip was composed and rendered entirely in the browser — no server, no account.
Meet LeClap: pick a template, drop in your clip, hit render. Effects, music & transitions come. built into the template — footage never leaves the device.
Free & open source.
Words fall like spring rain
No DOM reflow, just pure math Text finds its own way
Pretext by @_chenglou makes this possible — 15KB, zero deps, 500x faster text layout.
🔗 https://t.co/wyM1jh3a0X
🧹 voiture-balai — a skill that sweeps LLM traces out of your code. No more "enhanced for clarity" or "streamlined approach" in your commits
https://t.co/z64sbW5E92
Quick CSS tip: you can animate a gradient directly on text without relying on SVGs or heavier workarounds.
With @property, an animated linear-gradient(), and the background-clip / text-fill-color combo, you can get a smooth effect like in the example below.
#css#frontend
Hundreds of #frontend projects and no visibility.
So we built a scanner that checks all #GitLab repos twice a week.
It tracks tooling, starter kits, #DesignSystem use and a11y, then generates a Tech Score and dashboards.
If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it.
Built a totally useless View Transition API demo.
① a logo that slides across pages
② a search input that reshapes the whole view
Absolutely zero business value
100% visual dopamine #TechRadar#Nuxt