John Au-Yeung

Same — let’s get AI to handle the mess so we can focus on the code (or just chill).

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#SaaS #IndieDev #DevTools #Startup

👀 Devs: What’s your most controversial HTML take?

Mine: <b> and <i> aren’t dead—they’re just misunderstood.

Change my mind.
#htmlhottakes #webdebate

🛠️ Building a form? Don’t forget:
✅ <label> for accessibility
✅ required for validation
✅ type="email" for UX
HTML forms can do a lot before JS gets involved.
#HTMLFormTips #frontend

🧵 Thread: 5 HTML elements you’re probably underusing

<details>

<summary>

<meter>

<output>

<fieldset>

Let’s make HTML fun again.

Which one surprises you the most?
#htmltips #webdev

⚠️ Unpopular opinion:

<br> is not a layout tool.

Use CSS for spacing.

HTML is for structure.

Let’s stop the <br><br><br> madness.

#htmlrant #devthoughts

👻 You ever look at some HTML from 1999 and just... admire it?

No build tools. No frameworks.

Just raw tags and table layouts.

Who else remembers <marquee>?

#throwbackweb #htmlnostalgia

📜 HTML tip of the day:

Always use <label> with <input>—it improves accessibility and UX.

Don’t ship code that screen readers can’t read.

#a11y #frontenddev

💻 Every web dev should have a personal HTML cheat sheet.
Here are 5 tags I still use every day:

<main>

<article>

<button>

<input>

<label>
What are your top 5?
#HTML #WebDevTools

🧠 Quick quiz:

What’s the difference between <section> and <div>?

Don’t Google it—drop your answer below 👇

#HTMLQuiz #DevTalk

🔥 Hot take:

If you can’t write clean, semantic HTML, your fancy CSS and JS don’t matter.

Good structure is the foundation.

Agree or disagree?

#frontend #html

💡 Did you know?

You can build a functioning webpage with just 13 lines of HTML.

No CSS. No JavaScript. Just raw structure.

Sometimes simplicity is all you need.
#HTML #WebDev

CSS is the only language where I can feel both brilliant and deeply humbled in the same 10 minutes.

Is using !important ever actually okay? Be honest.

(“Never” is a lie and you know it.)

Drop a weird CSS property you’ve used that made people say “wait, that’s legal?”

I’ll go first: writing-mode: vertical-rl;

Let’s settle this:

rem vs em vs px — what’s your default and why?

CSS grid is powerful but I still reach for flexbox 80% of the time.

Am I just lazy or is this normal?

Real talk: have you ever used @supports in a real project?

If yes, what for? Genuinely curious.

🧵 What's your favorite small CSS trick that feels like a cheat code?

I'll go first: :has() is finally usable and it rules.

You have 5 minutes to impress: What’s your cleanest one-liner in any language? Go. #codegolf

Found a 700-line function in prod with no comments. Just… vibes. 🫠 #devhell

Pick your poison:

1. Git merge conflicts
2. CSS bugs
3, Race conditions

Off-by-one errors

Which one has ruined your week recently?

#programmerproblems

Hey coders—what's one tool or plugin you can’t live without? (No wrong answers... except maybe Notepad.exe) #programmerhumor

What's a tiny piece of code you wrote that made you feel way too proud? Drop it below 👇 #100DaysOfCode

I still use console.log for debugging. Fight me or join me. 😅 #devlife #coding

JavaScript is both the most loved and most cursed language. Change my mind. 🧑‍💻 #programming

Got to be React 😀

CSS animations or JavaScript animations—what do you prefer for smoother UI effects?

I just switched to TypeScript and I’m hooked. What was your experience going from JS to TS?

What’s the one browser dev tool feature you can’t live without? Mine’s definitely the network throttling.