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Canvas UI – component library for HTML-in-Canvas effects
https://canvasui.dev
https://github.com/DavidHDev/canvas-ui
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Found a super niche bug in a leading CSS build tool. Guess I'm pretty deep into modern CSS 😅
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Gea – UI framework with compiler + proxy-based reactivity, JavaScript class components, JSX markup, first-party router and UI components based on Zag.js, and a bundle/runtime footprint even smaller than Solid and Svelte
https://geajs.com
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New platform trend to watch in the coming years – "open metaverse" browser engines.
If traditional operating systems and web browsers render apps/websites in discrete 2D spaces, metaverse browsers composite "spatial fabrics" into a shared 3D extended reality. Even though you see a shared geometric projection, each spatial fabric service is driven by a sandboxed runtime the same way web browsers sandbox webpages by their URL origin.
RP1's first prototype metaverse engine is Sneeze, and their newly-alpha browser client is called Artemis.
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@chukwukaosakwe
finally exploring svelte btw @darrylyeo
https://farcaster.xyz/chukwukaosakwe/0x771abc72
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Base UI replaces Radix UI as the default UI component primitive library in shadcn/ui. Well deserved.
https://x.com/shadcn/status/2073021571342520343
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enjoyed this rabbit hole so much, now making a small neo-brutalist component library.
not entirely sure where this is headed but it's designed to be easily consumed by agents. will probably add more art styles as i explore them, we'll see.
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GitHub PR diff view now lets you toggle between a "statically rendered" mode and a new "virtual scrolling" mode.
Good example showing that content-heavy scroll areas that are both performant and support native search is still an unsolved UI engineering problem.
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very useful if you're vibecoding (there's a link to the agent skill after the essay).
https://jakub.kr/writing/details-that-make-interfaces-feel-better
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