Christian Brevik

Ayyyy! Just released 1.0 of my take on an opinionated CSS framework. varde.variant.dev/docs/ Look, I love packages, but isn't it something magical about just referring to a CSS file? To get fonts, colors and utilities. It's probably not a design system, but it certainly is the foundation of one.

Hva mister vi som utviklere, designere, fagfolk og til og med bransje når vi bruker kunstig intelligens? Dette har vi spilt inn en podcast-episode om i Variantsnakk! - Transistor: share.transistor.fm/s/f13f4ee8 - Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1qyq... - Apple: podcasts.apple.com/no/podcast/h...

Made a web component to progressively enhance good ol' SSR forms. Introducing <enhance-form>! You wrap a form with it and you'll get inline form validation with minimal effort. Heavily inspired by Unpoly 😍

Looking back at 2025, my own highlight is the talk I put together about color systems using OKLCH. youtu.be/pQ0asU6mB1I #designsystem #css

Browser native View Transitions with @jakob.fun www.youtube.com/watch?v=89db...

Norge har ambisjon om å gi Ukraina minimum 15 milliarder NOK i bistand hvert år fram til 2030, men det gulvet kan godt heves betraktelig. Nå, mer enn noen gang de siste tre årene, må vi som nasjon ha handlingskraft. www.aftenposten.no/meninger/deb...

Morsomste jeg har lest i dag er sinte kommentarer fra "Green Day-fans" som skal slutte å høre på dem fordi de har blitt politiske. Bitch, come on. Du hørte aldri på dem om du tror de først nå har blitt politiske.

It is no longer safe to move our governments and societies to US clouds berthub.eu/articles/pos...

Burde Norge gjøre seg uavhengig av amerikanske datasentre og teknologi? Det er skremmende å tenke på at så mye av Norges digitale infrastruktur er utenfor vår kontroll. @krakels.bsky.social og jeg spilte nylig inn en podcast-episode om dette med Lars Iversen fra Atea: share.transistor.fm/s/b69ef07e

I am so sick of everything constantly vying for my attention

When SaaS products grow and the architecture starts to break down, two types of devs emerge: 1. Those who believe the system is beyond repair and needs to be totally rebuilt 2. Those who put their heads down and fix it one piece at a time I've only seen group #2 be successful.

In my head this platform is named Buzzki

The most humbling part of writing a presentation to explain a concept, is coming to realize you don’t understand the thing you want to present as well as you thought you did.

The whole starter packs concept seems like a good idea. But then I go into some profiles and they follow 30k people. And I wonder, what’s the point? It’s like having dozens of books in “currently reading” on Goodreads, you’re never going to get through all that.

Apropos coding music, really enjoying Nala Sinephro's new album open.spotify.com/album/51CQQ3... Courtesy of @jacobberglund.com who linked me this one!

Diffusion-bombing your own photos! “I didn’t do the thing you have a picture of me doing, judge. It’s obviously AI-generated!”

I feel like Dan Abramov is one of the few people who can do something like this where it’s more than likely not a hustle

Okay starting to really like some of the design decisions in Bluesky. Just found out I can unpin the Discover-feed to remove it as a tab. So now I have to actively search it out to be caught by the infinite scroll troll. 🧌

One weird thing I’ve noticed with using #anki daily is that for certain flash cards I am reinforcing the wrong answer. Each time I get to certain cards I think “OK I got this wrong last time, so I must take the opposite of my gut feeling”, and then it turns out I should have listened to my stomach

Okay so I like the straightforwardness of saying this, but at the same time I don’t want to be served content by an algorithm. That is exactly what is cursed about the current era of Internet