Jason Long

I hope it doesn't happen. But I also believe water and glass are absurd materials to base a user interface on so I don't know what to wish for.

I appreciate the effort here, but I really hope Liquid Glass continues to get dialed way back (or rethought more deeply 🤞) before things go this far

Fantastic logo by @pentagramdesign.bsky.social. www.pentagram.com/work/twelvel...

As a fellow ASCII fan, I love everything about this.

And congrats on the raise 🤘

Table with per-cell sparklines on @planetscale.com #designsky

Came for the 🥃, stayed for the ☕️

Cup of cappuccino with latte art and chocolate shavings

Lean To Coffee. A repurposed farming ruin.

One of the best coffees I’ve ever had. Lean To Coffee in Skye Scotland

Scott Monument

Glenfinnan Viaduct (as seen in Harry Potter)

Highland Club at Loch Ness

Eileen Donan Castle

Part way through a trip to Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

📷 Zerocam

Great list, ty for sharing

Besides #designsky, anyone have any good bsky lists of designers that still actually post here? Seems most lists are full of people that bailed after the election surge

Two radio group UI options. The option for "Amazon Elastic Block Storage" in a normal box and the one for "PlanetScale Metal" in container that looks like an NVMe SSD.

Radio group control for @planetscale.com Metal storage option styled like an NVMe SSD

Tiny Ui | Are.na

If you're a designer and use @are.na, check out this Tiny UI channel. It's a huge collection of small UI elements - great inspo. www.are.na/marvin-schwa...

Anyone want to jump on a zoom to import their postgres database to @planetscale.com? We've got a coupon $100 for you

Grid of database metrics like number of tables, branches, and storage size.

Database summary card shown on @planetscale.com dashboard. Metrics link to corresponding pages. This example has two keyspaces, the sharded one running on NVMe Metal storage.

Database infrastructure diagram showing 1 primary node and 2 replicas.

Database infrastructure diagram showing a box for VTGates and then 8 shards - each with 1 primary node and 2 replicas.

Trying to share more @planetscale.com UI design work. This is the database infrastructure diagram comparing a simple Postgres cluster and a more complex Vitess/MySQL cluster with multiple shards.

Screenshot of tweet saying "YouTube is testing a new "Liquid Glass" design for playback controls👀 Do you think more companies will implement similar blur now since Apple made it popular?"

I'm so not looking forward to this glassy fad

Top is the closed state of a dropdown menu showing current server specs (vCPU, memory, storage). Bottom shows the open state with a table with rows for each SKU and associated specs.

Showing tabular data in a dropdown. @planetscale.com cluster size menu w/ dozens of SKUs

Website w/ dark background, white text, and blue links.

Website with darker background and all red text.

Updated my site from light/dark mode to dark/night mode. I've always loved the old red BMW gauge cluster look and the Apple Watch Ultra night mode. jasonlong.me

15 years of using git and I just used `git bisect` for the first time to track down a bug 💪

Congrats on the awesome run. Looking forward to hearing about the next thing ✨

We build our graphs with D3

PlanetScale now supports Postgres.

Adam is awesome and has some very unique technical design skills. Highly recommended.

Vision of a color dashboard with a color picker that has graphs and stats about a color

Screenshot of a browser window showing a color component that documents channels, stats, and heuristics about a color.

view-color.com

Pick a color and sit back while the computer finds you all of the accessible combos 🍿

Switch 2 with Cyberpunk 2077 title screen

This old man is mainly a Mario Kart guy but I’ve always wanted to play this

The strategy behind Dia's design On familiarity, simplicity, and balancing a novelty budget.

I'm still not sure how I feel about Dia, but I do love a well-written post about a team's product design thinking. browsercompany.substack.com/p/the-strate...

Well that's annoying that readers can differ that much. But glad you figured it out

Sounds like this is somehow reader-specific? I'm using NetNewsWire fwiw

Not sure if anyone here needs such a thing, but I still keep tabs on a couple Twitter people and this URL lets you create an RSS feed for accounts.

Just swap the username: rss.xcancel.com/username/rss

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Pretty awesome that @planetscale.com is the first company profiled by @workspaces.bsky.social

www.workspaces.xyz/p/488-planet...