When your article is pushed on the first page of
hacker news, You pray that your VPS doesn't break down.

Just for today, 6,3K views 🤯

Procrastination v4.

Procrastination v4.

Yes, there is a lot (new) alternatives. I saw a GitHub like based on AtProtocol. Don’t remember the name.

I hope you’re wrong on the conclusion, but that seems relevant.

Long live branches are nightmare, on any platform :)

What do you expect as alternative?

Procrastination v3

Procrastination v3.

Procrastination v2

Procrastination v2.

Procrastination

Procrastination.

Some good points here. 🎯

Can’t imagine the amount of work to produce a large typeface like this one. Was the creative process very different from a more "traditional" font?

Congrats, that’s impressive!

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Thanks Guillaume! This is the reason why I like write this kind of article :)

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Thanks a lot Hugo 🙏

You're right! On my end, when I take the time to compare fonts, it changes how I see the interfaces I use every day.

I already have an idea for the next one, but it’s going to take months again. I hope to have time for a second one this year.

Signals, the push-pull based algorithm — Willy Brauner We have been using Signals in production for years via several modern front-end frameworks like Solid, Vue, and others, but few of us are able to explain how they work internally. I wanted to dig into...

I feel like I’ve been on vacation since I published my last article. Writing and organizing my thoughts on a topic is truly enriching.

In case you missed it:
willybrauner.com/journal/sign...

I’m waiting for it!

- Too thick in dark mode
- Too thin in light mode
- Not suitable as a title
- Suitable as a title with a variation, but the letter spacing needs to be adjusted
- Should not change the letter spacing; this affects the stability of the word

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Choosing a font is definitely the most complicated part of a web project. All my respect to the graphic designers.

That's very interesting. What about reconciling the subscriber list in case of a connection loss? Have you used this library in production?

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The clearest deep-dive on signals I've come across. The push-pull algorithm finally makes sense. This is exactly the kind of work the frontend community needs more of. Congrats @willybrauner.com 🙌

Merci merci Bastien! I spent to much time on it, it means a lot ❤️

Ah ok, like you said in the introduction, the Signal mental model used is really different that React developers have in mind about renders. You already partly cover the subject in this article, right?

Interesting, when you say "where you use state" you think about server vs client environment?

Anyway, thank you very much for reading!

While writing this article, I felt like I was walking on eggshells. It was all too easy to say something incorrect, whether about the historical context (FRP, RP) or the actual implementation of the algorithm. Probably because I disovered the suject :)