Pranshu Khanna

Steer HTML’s future! 💡

The State of HTML 2025 survey is live.

35 fresh features on the ballot, from popover UX to native graphics & perf APIs. Early answers(last day!) directly feed Interop 2026 roadmaps. 🛣️

Tag a friend who writes <div> for a living!
stateofhtml.com/en-US

it was MDN's 20th birthday this week! 🥳

it's a pleasure and a privilege to work on an open-source project this big and loved. appreciate every one of the 100K+ contributors, millions of readers, partners, and mozilla folk! 🫶

here's the cake we cut! 🎂
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/...

How has MDN helped you? Share your stories.

Celebrating 20 years of MDN | MDN Blog MDN turns 20! Let's look at how we started, how MDN became the most trusted resource for web developers, the impact it's had on the open web, and yes, there's cake, too.

MDN is 20 years old! 🥳

🙏 A huge thank you to...
The devs who read and trust MDN
The contributors who improve it
Everyone working on the web platform who shares our mission.

Here's how we celebrated with the web.dev team! 🧁
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/...

MDN turned 20, and to celebrate, the Chrome team sent us a cake! 🎂

🧁 More than dessert, it’s about open standards.

We still remember the cakes from Microsoft during Firefox 2, 3, and 4… and the one we sent them for IE10!

Here's ours 👇

thanks, dietrich! i’ll take a look. :)

to work on something that has a mark on the history of building on the web ✨ @developer.mozilla.org ❤️

screenshot from → deno.com/blog/histor...

How to Design APIs for an AI World 🔌 A thorough analysis of how AI changes what is needed from a good API, with real-world examples + some speculations about the future.

here's the newsletter, give it a read ↓
refactoring.fm/p/how-to-de...

Stripe’s agent toolkit is just one early sign: companies are recognizing that AI doesn’t “read and forget” — it reads and runs.

🚨 Docs aren’t just support. They’re part of your system.

With LLM-driven interfaces and model-context chaining, your documents are read by machines repeatedly, not just once by humans.

This means documentation now demands:
✅ Version control
🧪 Tested examples
📊 Monitoring + observability

If your docs don’t match reality, AI will break things, not just misunderstand them.

At scale, repeated doc access via AI agents can become a performance and cost bottleneck.

As Postman’s CTO put it in a recent Refactoring newsletter:
“Your documentation is no longer just developer guidance — it's part of your operational system.”

If your docs say “retry 3 times,” AI agents might do that.

docs aren’t just docs anymore, they’re critical infrastructure. 🏗️

After years of pushing for better investment in docs, it’s clear: in an AI + API + MCP world, documentation is part of your production runtime.

*bill

someone at whatsapp did not pay their API billing 😂

great product, absolutely shit marketing.

I ordered something six months ago, and I get this spam via email and SMS every other day. Who approves this at DaMENSCH? send them back to whatever spammy loan company they came from, and the manager who thinks this is great.

sounds about right, but even taking notes shouldn’t be this slow.

when did notion become so clunky

Definitely the best conference merch I've ever seen!

Discord link 👇
developer.mozilla.org/discord

Guess what? Pranit, Technical Content Developer from Dell, is facilitating a workshop on Technical Writing! 🎉

If you're still trying to get started in technical writing, come join us and learn how to write web docs! 📖

🗓️ Wed, April 30th at 17:00 CET
💬 MDN Discord!

Discord link in the next post! 👇

i’ll play cities: skyline today. let’s see how it goes.

the only time i received a UPS delivery in my hands is when i ordered my laptop and they needed a signature.

might just be a germany thing tbh, but i’ve rarely had issues with dhl and hermes.

thanks!
i am a reasonable human being and i get that, it could happen that they had a bad day or were simply confused but my frustration comes from the fact that this is the 8th time it has happened.

we then clean it with toilet paper and dry it out. it’s only practical to use both, no smugness there, just cleanliness.

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Women Who Code is back?????? 😍

@womenwhocode.bsky.social

womenwhocode.com

unexpected.

i’m sure. personally added by the delivery person who didn’t even stop outside the apartment for a second and ring a bell.

idk whether it's good news or bad

i'm convinced that UPS is entirely incompetent.

I got a "We were unable to deliver your package" when I was sitting at home. I've got nowhere to go, I'm sick, bring me my package I paid expedited shipping for.