The selection state triggering a change in border radius is just out of control.
In my opinion one of the worst design trends recently is various border radius values next to each other, am I the only one?
Celebrating small wins is hardwired into "Achieve," our goal-tracking sample app.
We wanted the simple act of checking off a task to feel like a celebration. Instead of the standard #Material ripple, we used Styles to drop in a custom, high-contrast completion animation—specifically, a brand-colored ring that expands and fades on tap, paired with a subtle pressed-state gradient.
It lets us focus entirely on polishing those custom, rewarding micro-interactions while Material handles the foundation.
#GoogleDesign #MaterialDesign #JetpackCompose #AndroidDev #UXDesign #InteractionDesign
Me cancelling claude mid-turn so I can tell it “NO, do THIS”
LP asking for a performance update xitter.cf/Jzx0000001/status/2086…
James retweeted
Watch this @AdamRackis talk and you'll never look at a query the same way again. Clearly illustrates what's going on under the hood and will give you a superpower to harness that SQL energy.
My BigSky talk is up! I had a blast putting this together, and an absolutely amazing time in Montana with some pretty cool hypermedia folks.
Thanks again @htmx_org! ❤️
Link below 👇
Just checked into a hotel with three different lightbulb shapes, and three different color temperatures. I’ve decided to book my return trip.
It’s humbling realizing how many Greek olive farmers have never heard of Claude. Bro thinks he can just grow food without AI, seriously?
You’re wiring agent loops and orchestration graphs trying to stop bugs from shipping. Ron the swan and I shipped zero bugs today. We are not the same.
Replying to @MTProgrammers
@MTProgrammers put on the best conference I’ve been to in years. Not only were all the talks at @BigSkyDevCon truly inspirational, but they got everyone talking about important topics again.
Deep, technical topics. Not just surface level fluff or “consume latest popular thing”.
Yes, there was AI. But we talked about opening the hood and making it work under the covers. Yes, there were databases. But we talked about how queries are actually planned. Yes there were webapps. But we talked about how users really experience the interfaces we create.
I seriously think the future of tech is going to be this sort of groundswell. Big tech is dying. Small tech is rising.
European airline employee just dead ass looked at my carry on and said “I don’t understand why Americans have such big luggage”
I’ve been thinking about this for two years now, so what the hell.
Gauging interest on a builder retreat type event in the Montana winter. Much more expensive than BSDC to support cost. Somewhere in the ballpark of 2k/ticket
Details in 🧵
41%I’m in
30%Interested but too $$$
30%Not interested
27 votes • Final resultsI’ve been thinking about this for two years now, so what the hell.
Gauging interest on a builder retreat type event in the Montana winter. Much more expensive than BSDC to support cost. Somewhere in the ballpark of 2k/ticket
Details in 🧵
41%I’m in
30%Interested but too $$$
30%Not interested
27 votes • Final resultsWhat are you doing while you’re there?
Whatever you want. OSS contributions, a cool app, art. Daily skiing/boarding and shared meals throughout.





















