@Shopify design-engineer; prior @GoogleChrome, @GoogleCloud, CSSWG, and CSS Podcast. Host on @whiskeywebfm, maker of @OpenProps, gradient.style and more
Joined April 2010
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Feb 3
Wild how far you can push "customizable select" with just #CSS
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📣 Prop For That
An a-la-carte #JS library for #CSS that writes meaningful realtime CSS variables to an element:
- value of an input
- pointer position
- size of scrollbar(s)
- colors in an image/video
- element's visibility
- tons more…
now there's a prop for that 🙂
nerdy.dev/prop-for-that
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My talk for @CSSDayConf went great! I may have gotten pretty heated and upset on stage a few times 😅
Link to the slides and the library I announced "prop-for-that" on my site 🤘🏻
nerdy.dev/contextualism-talk…
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check out a parallax card example in this Codepen codepen.io/argyleink/pen/XJp…
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ep 246
Live at React Miami with Micky Shimeles
This was a super fun guest, prepare for laughs 😂
nerdy.dev/www-ep246-ai-harne… from @whiskeywebfm
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Jun 10
running Fable 5 on a substantial full stack mobile game I have been designing (backend, frontend, android, ios).
gonna let it whir for a bit while it's "free" and see how it does across a codebase that's generally gotten too big for other models
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Jun 10
1 hour in
- balance improvements to the battle system
- a web test play experience
- a website to browse all the character classes so you can pick the strategy you want to play
- backend improvements
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Adam Argyle retweeted
Jun 7
Here’s your monthly reminder that you shouldn’t be prompting coding agents anymore.
You should be designing loops that prompt your agents.
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Adam Argyle retweeted
That's a perfect use case for shape() (which is baseline now). I wrote a 4-article series on it and the third one should give you some ideas/techniques one how to create that shape.
css-tricks.com/better-css-sh…
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Implementing `polygon(round)` was a challenging yet incredibly rewarding process. We received tremendous support from the Blink CSS, Paint, Opera and Skia teams.
It’s finally set to debut in Chrome 150!
groups.google.com/a/chromium…
I and @imCGQAQ are currently working on implementing the CSS `polygon() round` keyword in Chrome.
This is one of my favorite CSS features! Thanks to @LeaVerou for bringing it to CSS.
The CodePen link is coming soon.
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Adam Argyle retweeted
Were React Server Components a mistake?
Full episode featuring @shshaw: whiskey.fm/243
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Jun 5
ep 245
Live at React Miami with @typecraft_dev
Robbie and I chat with Chris about the tech scene and all sorts of other nerdery, then hit him hard with the latest rounds of 🔥 hot takes
nerdy.dev/www-ep245-the-deat… via @whiskeywebfm #reactmiami
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Jun 5
halp, my backlog of blog posts I want to write is growing faster than I have time to write them…
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Adam Argyle retweeted
245: From COBOL to Claude: Live Coding, AI Agents, and the Death of Typing w/ @typecraft_dev
⚛️ React: framework or library?
🤖 AI agents & the death of typing
💻 Hooks vs signals vs proxies
🦆 Is HTML a programming language?
🥃 COBOL won't die, AGI is here, and a little Cutwater & whatnot
⤷ whiskey.fm/245
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builder, teacher, AI-powered frontend hacker, dev advocate, spec sorcerer, fullstack polyglot, Vue veteran, JavaScript lifer, agent tinkerer, Lambda scheduler, Bedrock AgentCore whisperer, and OpenClaw parent. speaker, writer, vlogger, blogger, local dev obsessively experimenting with gateways, tokens, models, and memory files. Lifelong learner, generous educator, simplifier, and the kind of dev advocate who still debugs, still ships, and still cares whether the app feels good in a real user’s hands - @ErikCH
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Founder and CEO, developer tools strategist, created the Compilers and Languages group, operating system platform creator, designing safe systems programming models and leading teams working on concurrency, parallelism, and async technologies at massive scale. 30 years in software, over 100 patents, comfortable in the weeds, and an experienced builder of developer tools, author, and speaker - @funcOfJoe
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