Maxime

I know 😅 It's a good idea

Open source testing, nice !

Another Safari request, Bluesky 🦋

Do these videos loop smoothly in actual Safari?

cdpn.io/pen/debug/Jo...

4 test videos, each between 3-6 seconds long, loop smoothly in Chrome & Firefox, but randomly disappear/ flicker/ stop playing in Epiphany.

If you cannot test, reposts appreciated. Thanks! 🙏

What GitHub stats say... and do not say.
In 2023, I was working as a freelancer on personal projects.
In 2024, I started a new position with a French company as a Vue developer.
I use a self-hosted GitLab repository on a daily basis.

When you open your computer, do your tools feel like an obstacle course or a well-designed workspace?

Your tooling reveals your real company culture. Not the values on the website. The ones people actually experience every day.

I personally love apps like Gather or Kumospace. They bring gamification and help make daily interactions more fun.

Developer experience doesn't stop at the framework or language your team is using. Actually, the tools used to communicate, plan, organize, and schedule are as important. They can bring fun or pain, friction or velocity.

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Source :

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Every workaround and friction, drains focus and momentum.

With AI, building internal tools or customizing open-source solutions has never been easier.

The barrier isn't technical anymore: it's prioritization.

Your tooling reveals your real values.

What do yours say?

Forked dirt trail through dense green forest, two narrow paths splitting around a grassy divider under tall trees.

What if your tooling is holding back your best developers?

Your tools shape how your team thinks, communicates and solves problems.

I think: mid-level engineers with perfect-fit tools will outperform great engineers fighting against bad software.

Because friction compounds.

It's not just dictation. It's thought capture — with automatic scheduling and organization.

Todoist keeps proving you can innovate without complicating the user experience. Actually the opposite.

Todoist just released Ramble, another example of brilliant product design. 👏

Their NLP already changed how we input tasks. Now you speak naturally, and the AI understands context to structure your tasks automatically: dates, priorities, projects...

Linear is opinionated, focusing on Agile and sprints first. That's its greatest strength—it does one thing and it does it well.

What do you prefer? Opinionated or non-opinionated tools?

Linear is what project management should feel like: No clutter, no overwhelming dashboards. Just fast keyboard shortcuts, smooth animations, and a UI that gets out of your way.

It's the kind of product that makes you want to organize your work.

The engineering is good but not perfect. The app often feels sluggish. Although the last major update brought better performance and a cleaner UI.

That's why I keep looking at tools like Linear.

My team sticks with ClickUp for project management.
ClickUp is an example of good engineering but not-so-good product design.

The app is full of features, giving a lot of flexibility. However, the UX is terrible and the UI is cluttered with too much information and choices.

The app is also pretty fast. I simply love it. It has a lot of little details, animations, and two-step buttons. A good inspiration to consider for your next design/integration.

@typefully.com is what successful design and engineering looks like.
In the social media management niche, it stands out with its beautiful, clean, and minimalistic UI and amazing UX.

I am starting to like @angular.dev

Has anyone tried GLM coding plan or GLM-4.7 from @Zai_org ?

GitHub - bmad-code-org/BMAD-METHOD: Breakthrough Method for Agile Ai Driven Development Breakthrough Method for Agile Ai Driven Development - bmad-code-org/BMAD-METHOD

bMad method framework for agentic coding is blowing my mind.
github.com/bmad-code-o...

8 months in with the ZSA Voyager. My accuracy and speed now match my 'regular' keyboard, though there's little improvement. #ergonomickeyboard #dev

No stackover flow ?
No openaidotcom ?

I will save this this for later. Definitely an interesting event.

Yet not widely available...

What Can We Actually Do With corner-shape? | CSS-Tricks When I first started messing around with code, rounded corners required five background images or an image sprite likely created in Photoshop, so when

Did you know about corner-shape ?
Looks really cool

Enorme 😅
Genre t'as des archives de skyblog. C'est de l'or ça

So much creativity. Those animations are so cool and cute at the same time

CSSBattle The funnest CSS game for web designers & developers

{⚔️} #CSSBattleDaily Aug 21 — 585.41 score / 389 chars cssbattle.dev/play/JVSLmW0... #CSSBattleChallenge via @cssbattle.dev

This one is really cool:
You are working on a feature, but you need the changes you made in a file on another branch. Just pick that file from that branch.

git checkout <other-branch> -- src/foo/bar.ts

#git