Srikanth

[Srikanth @Srikanth_AD]

What if you could see FPS, memory, and re-renders live in the corner of your app — with zero setup?
Introducing react-native-sightline. One component wrap. No native modules. Disappears in production.
https://t.co/xhrtDuN0WB

[CyrilXBT @cyrilXBT]

SOMEONE JUST BUILT A 3D MAP OF THEIR ENTIRE MIND.

Not a diagram. Not a mind map.

A LIVING BREATHING NETWORK that shows you the actual shape of how you think.

They took their Obsidian vault, converted every note into embeddings, and rendered them as a 3D thought network in real time.

And what they discovered stopped me cold.

Your mind has a shape.

CENTRALIZED means all your thinking orbits one or two dominant ideas.

DECENTRALIZED means your knowledge lives in clusters that rarely talk to each other.

DISTRIBUTED means your ideas are deeply interconnected across every domain.

Most people assume their thinking is distributed.

The map shows them it is not.

They have been building knowledge in silos without realizing it.

Gaps they never knew existed.

Connections they never thought to make.

The most interesting part is not the technology.

It is what happens when you SEE your own thinking for the first time.

Because you cannot improve what you cannot see.

And nobody has ever been able to see the actual structure of their mind until now.

This is what Obsidian plus AI is becoming.

Not a note taking app.

A mirror for your intelligence.

[goodfuture @0xGoodfuture]

every skeleton screen you've ever hand-coded is a waste of time

you're literally measuring padding and guessing widths to build a worse version of a layout that already exists in your DOM

so I made a package that just reads the real one

[James Clear @JamesClear]

Many situations in life are similar to going on a hike: the view changes once you start walking.

You don't need all the answers right now. New paths will reveal themselves if you have the courage to get started.

[Jake Archibald @jaffathecake]

I've been playing around with Chrome's experimental HTML-in-Canvas API (I use it to create my videos), and I wanted to see if I could make text-selection work on a curved surface by moving the underlying element around on pointermove. It works pretty well!

[Jason Gilmore @wjgilmore]

I have been a @freshbooks customer for years but they raised prices yet again so I cancelled and used used @laravelphp and @claudeai to build an expense and invoice manager in 27 min. Mobile friendly, receipt uploads, PDF invoices, MCP, customized expense categories, etc (1/4)

[Jason Gilmore @wjgilmore]

https://t.co/staFwgKXht

[Srikanth @Srikanth_AD]

I built 100 browser games in under 24 hours using AI agents.
Zombie shooters, card games and many more.

All live at https://t.co/KBrgJ678Xi
The hard part wasn't building — it was directing. That's a skill shift every engineering team is about to feel.

cc @AnthropicAI

[Chrome DevTools @ChromeDevTools]

New: The 🔒 Security Panel in DevTools helps you to better troubleshoot and fix SSL issues https://t.co/fEfJwkPHK5

[not just pixels @getifyX]

it is only by deeply understanding the simple things that we can simply understand the deep things.

[Nicholas C. Zakas @slicknet]

New blog post, My favorite interview question: https://t.co/QPpiacIRBW

[Srikanth @Srikanth_AD]

@ryanstreet I would love to review drafts..

[Srikanth @Srikanth_AD]

flexbox in 5 minutes http://t.co/eCpa4Lw2S0 #css

[Srikanth @Srikanth_AD]

Automating JavaScript tests with QUnit, PhantomJS and Grunt http://t.co/MDFD3SE8Ic

[Chrome DevTools @ChromeDevTools]

How Yelp went from 15fps to 60fps on their mobile site. Nice use of the Timeline: http://t.co/9Wyx2sEyUh

[About Programming @abt_programming]

Better to start small with something I understand and grow from there than 'save time' by copying something bit I don't understand @KentBeck

[Paul Irish @paul_irish]

If you haven't yet watched @glenmaddern's "JavaScript in 2015" brilliant screencast… click, go fullscreen and enjoy: http://t.co/A4x7etO1CW

[Srikanth @Srikanth_AD]

Got my Magento Developer Plus certification yay! #Magento