Andreas Møller

I generally really hate reading AI generated content. The one exception is that I generate a lot of website to test and improve @nordcraft.com AI Agent. Sometimes it cracks me up.

Congrats!!! 🥳

Yesterday I pushed samwho.dev 2.0. - Every interactive/visual post revamped. - New content added to several old posts. - New consistent visual style throughout. - Dark mode(!) - New interactive heroes for all posts that didn't have them. - Updated dog animations.

Yesterday My daughter and her friend was playing with WalkiTalkies and suddenly she had invited 3 kids from the neighbourhood over to make games. One of them was this game, where you have to get a job at the jobcenter and go to work every day until you retire.

For a while my oldest daughter has enjoyed making video games with her friends, so we decided to make our own game studio (aka website). andreasmoller.dk/blog/snotnos...

AI can be used to build “good enough” websites faster or it can be used to make the web better, more fun, more exciting, more performant and more accessible. We need way more people going for the second option. And yes that does require you to learn HTML and CSS

Would you ever hire a software engineer who didn’t look at the code?

@kofoed-jacob.bsky.social has been working on a tool for doing 3d CSS transforms in Nordcraft 3. The experiments are pretty incredible

Bullseye

I don’t understand anything going on with PHP, but as a JavaScript dev I knew it all along

Interviewed another great Danish designer! 🇩🇰 I spoke with Mickey Switzer about the brutal jump from designer to founder. As a designer-turned-founder myself, trading pixels for putting out fires hits home. High standards don't vanish, but time does, meaning you ship work that could be better.

We asked ourselves what we wanted the future of web development looked like. Instead of asking what AI can do, we asked: What do we want it to do? And what will we always want to do by hand? The result is a product that is still Nordcraft at its core, but feels like whole new tool!

youtu.be/WXL6K1lhvt0

Imagine a social network where people owned their own data. Then this kind of thing could never happen.

I gave a talk at EMF titled "Men in Tech #YesAllMen", in which I told my experience of being a woman in tech. I was afraid to publish it in case it affected my current or future employment. With all the current news I would like to add my 2¢. So here is the recording: youtu.be/WXL6K1lhvt0?...

Just released the best way to get random numbers! themostrandomnumber.nordcraft.site

I am REALLY looking forward to scoped view transitions. Trying to mask them by giving other elements view-transition-names is not great.

With scroll-driven animations multiple animations on different elements can be tied to the same timeline. Is there a proposal to enable this for time based timelines? Creating a named timeline that can be used by several elements but triggered in one place.

I do want to make gradients like this natively in css

Writing code by hand is not very efficient anymore. But having employees who genuinely love their job, and the suck all the joy out of it by dictating what tools they use and how much is unbelievably stupid. Don’t hire people smarter then you and tell them how to do their job.

“doing fancy stuff that break the way things normally work” is when things get interesting. The best websites break the way things normally work. A11y is not easy, it is actually really hard. It is also what separates mediocre devs from the great ones.

If you never used and AI agent, you are about a week behind the best Agentic Engineers.

Sepration of concerns is when you stop reading the code that Claude generated.

Elm is the most beautiful language I have ever used.

I posted this on Reddit, and the most noticeable thing was how few people understood what Separation of concerns is while also arguing that it is very important. #css

Why we are still arguing about CSS in 2026. andreasmoller.dk/blog/why-we-...

This is a really interesting topic, It will likely take some time before we understand this

This is both great news and really terrifying at the same time

I hope to one day reach the calm work attitude of the lady who is preparing bagels for the people in front of me in the line

On a 5-10 year horizon, LLMs are going to result in much safer software with fewer security holes

A lot of the people who want every one to have their own website are also against any use of AI. Which one is more important to you?

The author blocked me for this 🤦‍♂️. If you love the web, but hate AI, now must be a very confusing time. If we want more people to have their own website, AI is by far our best bet. I will still prefer a hand crafted site any day but that is not for everyone.

If you don’t want to learn how to build websites , just use AI. It is not the same as a handcrafted website, but you still get all the benefits below

One of the best things about terrible employers is that they almost always let you know before you take the job.

I love the term “mostly undisclosed” used by the OP.

CSS is clearly a manly programming language for manly men.

'Vibecoding' is only a year old, but it feels like it's been here forever. Who knew the future of software would look like this.

Why is this still a thing? Scrolling is not exactly a niece use case. Why do we need scrollbars for accessibility?

@cloudflare.social You actually support much more recent models than that.

@nordcraft.com sneaks in at 33kb

If design is your bottleneck. Congratulations 🥳 That is the goal, you have perfected the software development process. You have won at software 🏆