Ever since I first saw this I wanted to try implementing it in TypeGPU, and I finally got around to it while testing the new 0.8 release.
You can try out the Jelly Slider here:
https://t.co/XHXKbjDE4T
Had a lot of fun brainstorming optimisations with @iwoplaza and the team, and it should run well on most modern devices.
Built entirely with TypeGPU, no extra libraries, with all shaders written in TypeScript. The prototyping speed with features like console.log on the GPU and “bindless” resources made the process really smooth.
@lovable says @figma bullied them.
But behind the scenes? Lovable bullied smaller startups even nastier.
The day after our alpha launch, they bought https://t.co/SV9a6T5R32 and redirected it to their site—just to hijack our users and nuke our SEO.
When I called it out?
I got dragged. Mocked. Called crazy by their people disguised as “neutral” parties.
They eventually took it down but I got cyber bullied hard.
You can see the past drama here: https://t.co/xVYPii2Hzu
Sure, AI competition is fierce—and backed by big money.
But nasty moves shouldn’t be the norm.
They block progress and add zero value for users.
Let’s compete on product!
A good one — combining coding enlightenment and barbie dressing. Good job #girlswhocodegirls !
Just coded one for my daughter. 💖
https://t.co/mAsudV1jFQ
Thank you first responders. See stories of remarkable individuals who are helping their communities and responding to crisis in every imaginable way. @Google https://t.co/9Hbo3P4wgN
Saying no is not letting others down. It’s standing up for yourself.
Setting boundaries isn't a display of disrespect. It’s an expression of self-respect.
Other people can't set your limits. They have the right to make requests, but self-preservation is your responsibility.
The Five Most Common Product Designer Mistakes, a thread 👇
#1/5: Reinventing the Wheel
When “Let's be innovative!” wins at the expense of “Let's do things effectively and quickly!”
Examples:
Facebook going hamburger menu before tabs
Horizontally scrolling web pages
Our Forests: Sharing not only because Timelapse being a cool and meaningful feature from Google Earth, but a necessary peak into how our world change.
https://t.co/bJA26Fdrkf via @YouTube
Robinhood gets rid of confetti feature amid scrutiny over gamification of investing —https://t.co/Jp2lsotyQa
Another good example of #design4socialgood