Great movie! However, I have a technical gripe. Have you ever tried to read a book by campfire with the book not facing the light? It doesn't work.

Wait, nevermind. I've seen how much content he creates, he still would've won.

Should've set him to fit-content.

So amazing! That was a blast to watch.

Were these matches all within a few days of each other or were they spaced out over a few weeks? Or was it one really stressful day?

Good luck in the finals! That was exciting to watch. The production value on this is amazing.

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My bracket is looking pretty rough, but still loving this whole thing. madcss.com/bracket/dr-s...

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Building games and teaching resources for learning to read.

Currently, we're adding math worksheets, because we do phonics and... stuff.

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Out of how many total submissions?

Definitely matched the hype! I loved the make your own bracket site leading up to it.

This is so much better than March Madness. Super excited to watch.

I could but right now it's just doing some meta tags for me. It's on my list to clean up.

The load function previously was doing a query for me if the url contained a param, but now I just await that result and the rest of the page loads while that happens.

If you're doing straight forward forms and nothing too unusual, I'd lean towards yes. I added them to our site and found a few edge cases that were still rough, but all the "normal" use cases were easy and simplified the code a lot.

@joshwcomeau.com manages to produce the most insightful, enjoyable posts about what the web can truly do.

One thing to consider adding is handling renewals and expired cards. I found this to be more fiddly than I thought. Otherwise it looks like a great course.

Awesome run down! I would love to see how you setup Tailscale. I have a couple nodes, but haven't jumped to the full dev environment.

Please tell me that pun was intentional.

The answer to this question is always yes.

Do you have a repl to share? It should read the root layout page for all sub pages.

Julia is the real brains behind our site. I just make pretty web pages with her data.

And now that the account has been deleted we'll just have this mystery thread in the atproto forever. I love it!

We have a cleaning playlist. Each person picks a song and we clean for 10 minute bursts.

Often once we get going it is easier to just say, 'Oh one more song'. We get to share our music with the kids and they have shown us things I'd never have discovered on my own.

This is great! I didn't know about the tutorial and the example for using tippy.js is an excellent practical example.

Time to go update how I use tippy on my site...

Morpheme graph for the base 'struct'.

Morpheme graph for the base 'struct'. The word deconstructionist is selected.

Morpheme graph for the base 'struct'. The morpheme 'un' is selected, which shows all words using it.

I'm messing around with D3 and Svelte to make morpheme graphs. It's a fun playground to see how different morphemes are connected by a base word.

Anyone have tips for getting good performance when you have lots of nodes that can be re-arranged?

As a self-taught developer I love having my tooling teach me proper standards for HTML and accessibility (Thanks Svelte). But the next step is for my linter to fix the obvious cases for me, e.g. generally no self-closing tags.

What were the rough edges you encountered? I'm looking at options too.

I'm a few lessons in and already learning new, useful patterns. Excited to get more done tomorrow!

When do you think it'll be released?

I haven't implemented skeletons, but do want to. I think it is better than my hardcoded values.

Interesting! The cement bar does seem to lock up at 57.