wrote about translating a 2,000-year-old text into chinese: generaltranslation.com/atlas…
and @kevskgs made a magazine because why not. (some of our favorite details below)
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Is it still worth designing docs for humans?
We wrote about cleaning up mental clutter, visual funnels, and micro-UI details. Plus a hit list of anti-patterns. Read more below (part 2)!
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Excited to introduce Fig, a clean-slate TS UI framework inspired by React! It supports concurrency, server components, streaming SSR, and view transitions and comes w/ TanStack Router+Start integrations.
I think React is basically The One True Way, and Fig is my attempt to reimplement its beautiful ideas in slightly different ways. I wanted a smaller bundle size, more usage of the platform (AbortSignals, regular DOM props instead of camel-cased, native instead of synthetic events.)
Most importantly, I wanted to build a library that was easy to use without a metaframework, and that was easy to build metaframeworks on top of. Fig has (imo) really elegant built-in ways to stream data from the server to the client; express CSS/asset dependencies; and stream and refresh server components. 🧵
hosting a little writing afternoon next sun aug 16 with @kbarley66 - everyone welcome, come work on that thing you've been meaning to write! 🐸
having one functional arm means becoming a born-again @WisprFlow evangelist
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Hey sorry I can’t hang out with you, you’re outside my isochrone
🌟 Get true reachability calculations with the Isochrones API.
This API calculates the area you can reach from an origin point within a set amount of time — but unlike a radius, it accounts for actual road network travel times ➡️ goo.gle/3RnkOp2
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I deeply resent that AI has forced me to eliminate em dashes from my writing for fear of signaling slop




























