Cassie Evans

Easy is boring.

To tell if a maze is solvable, just hang it by its corners If it tears into pieces, you’ve found a solution

this is a survey that's really worth taking > So while there's still a human in the loop, let's leave aside libraries and frameworks and just check in: how are you doing, really?

macromedia shockwave, print ad (1999) archive.org/details/eu_W...

🚀 🚀 It's launch day! 🚀 🚀 CodePen 2.0 is officially released! To celebrate, there's: 1. A brand new homepage codepen.io/2 2. An in-depth blog post blog.codepen.io/2026/07/23/t... 3. A Podcast blog.codepen.io/2026/07/23/4... 4. A brand new @keyframe.rs live stream youtube.com/live/sgwPEW1...

A bonus reason to have `alt` text is so when your images fail, it's funnier.

Did the @keyframe.rs really…? 💻 Build a fully playable Lunar Landing page 🎮 Make a controller programmed with JavaScript 🧑‍🚀 Wear polyester space suits in a 90° studio 🚀 Create custom Keyframers mission patches for said polyester suits 🥵 Nearly die from heat exhaustion caused by said polyester suits

watch @cassiecodes.bsky.social and i shift into turbo mode on the latest @codetv.dev episode :)

Blown away by the production quality, care and effort put in by @jason.energy and his amazing team. Such a dream to get to hang out with the OG Keyframers crew - @shaw.city and @davidkpiano.bsky.social, the newbies on the block (Osmo) AND internet bestie @strange.website

Cinema.

My LinkedIn is full of posts by former Microsoft colleagues who accepted the voluntary retirement offer. I counted at least 9 posts from people I worked with in the past. For some reason, it felt even sadder than layoff posts. It was hard to put into words until this post from a now ex-Microsoftie.

LLM's are helpful because they're trained on years of high quality educational material and forums where people helped each other. People aren't visiting forums or paying for educational content anymore because of LLM's. The well isn't going to magically fill itself in perpetuity.

This was such a beautiful day. 🥹 So glad I was there for the finale

I feel everything in this article so deeply. My main drivers have always been community, craft, learning and helping others learn - and man, it's such a tough time for all of those things.

We publish tech blog posts we didn’t write about tools we haven’t used to impress developers who will read a summary

A huge archive of old websites from the older days that would have otherwise vanished or been taken over by ads. theuselessweb.com/sites-we-lost/

Thanks, Vonnegut. 💜

I've wanted to make this for quite some time; a WebGPU sand simulator using compute shaders and persistent states (none of the messy WebGL texture workarounds). it turned out to be surprisingly solid (even if there *are* some funny limitations like sand sitting on water).

The best bit of #allDayHey was catching up with old friends But a close second was seeing my little pixel platformer come to life on the *massive* screen. My little in-game avatar was almost the same height as real me! A dream for live coding too - font-size: HUGE

Such an honour to speak at the last ever #AllDayHey. What a lovely collection of humans. Thanks to @joshnesbitt.dev and @philhawksworth.dev for closing this era out so beautifully. (and thanks to @joshtumath.uk for the nice photos, it was so fun to see my silly little game on such a big screen!)

Brody aproooooooved 🐕 Hope you're all excited for your doggy biscuits. See you there!

Social feels so splintered and toxic nowadays so I'm excited to have a little corner of discord to hang out with the GSAP crew in! Community was pivotal for me while I was learning, shout out @codepen.io and @codebar.io. Hopefully this provides the support some other folks need.

He takes specific song requests too. Evanescence - Bring Me To Life is his favourite. He's quite picky but loves a strong female vocal.

“If AI really is replacing software development with bot-slop and existential dread, somebody forgot to tell the web folks. State of the Browser 2026 was a celebration of code, craft, open standards, collaboration and transparency – and not a ralph loop in sight.” dylanbeattie.net/2026/02/28/s...

Feeling incredibly nourished and thankful after #SotB26. I needed that.

Following @kitation.co.uk’s talk at #SotB26 today, we’ve decided that browsers need a “prefers-reduced-spiders“ setting.