Joining the Core UIKit team :)

taking my airpods off cause the gym’s got better music than me 🥲

thinking of buying a wii on ebay :)

Oh nice lol

mirror selfie of miguel flexing his bicep

progress

crates.io: Rust Package Registry

I’m guessing this?

crates.io/crates/decid...

fuck demo to the execs was stressful

24

new madeon song is such a banger

Nintendo Switch 2 downloading Pokemon Legends Z-A

i caved

The weekly steam sales emails I get 😭

5’8” is not short king 😠

I don't really know how to explain how one develops an API. Unlike all this AI nonsense, this is the real "vibe coding." You're basically building out a thing that might have to live for a quarter of a century or more, for people you've never met, with nothing but raw hope that it's going to even work out for their needs, and it will feel good and fun to use. You design on vibes, and hope nothing harshes its mellow when it smacks face-first into the real world. So all you can do is work with fundamentals. Is this thing easy to understand? Is that thing unnecessarily complex? Does this thing need to be here at all? Should we add a thing that makes the complex parts simple for common cases, or should we just make the complex parts less unwieldy? I have to tell you, as someone that has shipped several libraries now...no one is an expert in this field. Some (most?) of the most important programming interfaces, across all of technology, designed by capable engineers, are honestly terrible. Past some obvious rookie mistakes, the best of us are just the most lucky, I suspect.

this resonates with my experience, that a lot of the best designs out there are often accidental

it's also hard to design a good api because "what it gets used for" and "what it is designed for" rarely match up in practice too

bluesky let me dm myself gdi

I like how Studio Ghibli films are like, "Cool, a new monster friend!" and "A witch and her cat!" when you're a kid, and then "Do you ever think about your parents dying?" and "What if you're so burned out you can't do the thing you love anymore?" when you're an adult

good, begging my vibe coder friends to learn actual programming 😭😭

But maybe I’m misunderstanding the point of this question…

I feel like the Component framework option is quite loaded. If you used it on its own, it’d be client side rendering, but you also have things like Next & Astro that do SSG or SSR, which would fall into the other categories while still using e.g. React

Yo that RX bar is so goood

Gotta show her the cache of recently used data (chair full of once-worn clothes)

man fuck this game

no mans sky just erased half my fucking base????

Screenshot of email from Nintendo: “Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle is waiting for you!”

FINALLY

yesssssss

Screenshot of myself in the WWDC25 session: Set the scene with SwiftUI in visionOS

Huh, who’s this guy in WWDC25?

developer.apple.com/videos/play/...

Oh yeah it’s WWDC time! 🥳

I don’t really care if something good happened to you. It should have happened to me instead

so luckkyyyy 😭😭

Looking elsewhere - Robb Owen Against the backdrop of mass layoffs, LLMs, site-builders and vibe coding what does it mean to conscientiously build for the web, and where do we go from here?

Back when I was finding my feet in tech everybody was buzzing about building positive change. Somewhere along the way, something changed. Fortunately for us though, tech is not the first industry forced to defend itself against dubious practices.

What might we learn if we were to look elsewhere?

so much work and so little time 🫠🫠🫠

noooo keep going the story is sooo goood