Morgan

We need more things like things like @restofworld.org

@techniq.dev always taking it to the next level 🤩

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chatto.run is excellent. Go tell your IT team and/or friends and/or family

38 New Blocks to Svelte Marketing Blocks • Hero, Features, Content, Pricing & more • Install via shadcn-svelte CLI • Free & open source sv-blocks.vercel.app

I am a 4x developer 4x contributions now vs my previous peak in February bsky.app/profile/xcc....

With Arc dead, come to Firefox. Let's not give Chromium any more market share. A thriving web is a diverse one. If you want something really close to the Arc experience, check out Zen. zen-browser.app

Save the date for Svelte's 10th birthday party. 🎂 Two days of talks, experiments, old friends, new ideas, and good company in Ljubljana. November 19–20, 2026 https://sveltesummit.com

Start using AVIF & JXL! Here's when to use each 👇

The year every building in Barcelona was built. You can see the city expanding beyond its walls in the 19th century. www.instagram.com/reels/Ddl8_e...

Added passkeys to Slow Reader because they make UX much simpler, especially with E2E encryption, where there’s no password recovery. In the LLM era, criteria and UI taste matter most. Two passkey guides from @agektmr.com: web.dev/articles/pas... web.dev/articles/pas...

Svelte is turning 10. We're celebrating the only sensible way: getting the people who build, teach, document, and use it into one room in Ljubljana. 🧡 November 19–20, 2026 https://sveltesummit.com

After about a year, on and off, I am veeeery happy to release TWINKLEPLOP, a syntax highlighter of tremendous power! The speed of prism with the customisation of Shiki. twinkleplop.pngwn.at

Introducing marimohub 🌊 Your team's notebooks. Your infrastructure. An open-source platform to run and share marimo notebooks with your own compute, storage, and SSO. No separate database to operate. Read @themylesfiles' announcement and get started: marimo.io/blog/introd...

Deploy @duckdb.org to @cloudflare.social Workers via Emscripten and Rust/Wasm github.com/tobilg/duckd...

I just used RubberDuckGPT. By the time I finished dictating the question, I knew the answer. zero tokens burned.

We'll continue to be amazed by the things we can 'create' but I'm worried it's going to be even harder for people to recognize how to take an existing solution and adapt it (even if it's 1000x cheaper)

Also “this vibe coded app could be a spreadsheet”

Millions of eyes seeing lighting fast charts built with Svelte today, as the most popular site in Sweden (Aftonbladet) is showcasing the Swedish election results with Svelte + SvelteKit! #svelte #javascript

Solving this once and for all.

News acquisition ongoing: @ducklabs.com joins AWS. @duckdb.org and the Foundation stays as is; only the team moves to AWS: > We are not acquiring the DuckDB project, which will remain free and open source under the independent DuckDB Foundation and available under the MIT license as it does today.

.@ducklabs.com is joining Amazon Web Services (AWS), expected to be effective by early Sept. This move gives DuckLabs the resources and reach to bring #DuckDB, DuckLake, and the Quack protocol to many more developers and orgs – while keeping our commitment to OSS Read the full announcement here:

I like not having the max max plan. It's nice to touch grass.

These won't start hitting YouTube until next week, but figured I'd give an early release for people following this account, since they've been answering the questions that have helped make this happen 🙂 My very first guest was @nerdy.dev

As someone who sees how AI is used in organisations vs by individuals I can tell you that most problems organizations have are caused by the organizations and not the technology. Orgs are top down structures. Decisions are made at the top and bottoms are not allowed to decide anything.

Looks like I picked the wrong week to go freelance!

I find a lot of why ai contributions can be overwhelming is because people have lost the concept of _incremental change_. Every PR is a bag of changes, or from zero to 100 in one go. I'd rather have many manageable PRs than one kitchen sink PR

navigator.berlin is an open-data atlas for Berlin made with Svelte by @schmidbauer.dev! It lets you explore how different neighborhoods score across noise, air quality, climate, green space, mobility, rent, demographics & voting history 🤓🗺️ - madewithsvelte.com/navigatorber...

I did a coding exercise yesterday for the first time in a long time. It took a bit to unclog my brain, but I have to say I actually enjoyed it.

Two weeks ago I wrote about my development workflow for Chatto, and feedback has been fantastic. I'm particularly happy that it even made some of my AI hating friends go "okay, that's actually quite cool". We need to write more about our actual work, and in less of a preachy AI-salesperson voice.

paseo.sh is a great harness for working from anywhere. Great UI, api, and skills for managing itself