Scheduled an appointment for repairing my phone in person and you’d think tapping these options would be for the afternoon, but it schedules you for the middle of the night 🤷🏻♂️
Exploring the idea of enabling photographers to art direct a gallery, control image sizing and spacing scene by scene.
Beauty of it all is just rendering a simple 12 column CSS grid :-)
Built a little API that enable quick snapshots, comments, and annotations on a site. Sift through the collected feedback, link it, resolve it.
Made with a nest backend, react dashboard, typescript sdk, and some turborepo magic to tie it all together.
🖤 springhq.co/
Got into the hobby of playing tennis over the past few months and it is truly one of the best additions to my physical and mental wellness ❤️ If anyone's in NYC and wants to play, DM me!
Creating a simple travel journal – I imagine easily building an itinerary, visualizing it, and enabling friends and family to contribute, add media, share notes, etc.
Started off as a little project to learn some new UI patterns, libraries, Next.js features, etc. but this has gotten a little too fun so now building a whole thang 😄
Building something new with @nextjs – use Storybook or just roll your own components lib page? Leaning toward the latter, probably simpler to maintain..
Playing with the idea of a free formed, infinitely nested journal – place any object, organize it in any way, and share.
Perhaps bringing your beautiful, messy desktop.. to the web?
All items on the screen are rendered in the DOM, so added a little virtualizer to ensure we only display what is visible. Navigating into and out of a folder is snappy and instant.
Tim retweeted
🚨Command Palette Support Released! 🚨
We've released the Command Palette (kbar) package! 🚀 Thank you for your great effort @timcchang 💕
In a minute, you can have the Command Palette. This will make it easy to use for everyone working on your team!🎁
github.com/pankod/refine/rel…
having a little fun inspired by @pacocoursey, what is this called.. bubble snap? 😆
Tim retweeted
Looks like we're finally getting something decent going on.
Shoutout to @timcchang for helping us set this up
I'm bullish on the command bar interface in all apps - we just happen to have a captivating use case
#buildinpublic #salestech




