Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 7hI kinda love the term "microwave website". In that case I think mine is instant noodles with freshly chopped spring onion. andreasmoller.dkandreasmoller.dkNotes from the Workbench — Andreas MøllerWriting and small projects by Andreas Møller. 000
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 16hThis is blatantly false! Z.ai recently dropped the price. So it is 1/30 of Fable. 060
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 29/09/2026That is a terrible take. Scream away. OpenAI is entirely to blame. 000
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 29/09/2026Indeed. Though is is worth pointing out that there is absolutely no correlation between token spend and productivity so we don’t have to worry that much 000
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 29/09/2026Yes. But knowing they exists makes me more frustrated when apps askt me for a password or a code from an Authenticator app 020
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 29/09/2026Surely it must be easier to list all the data it doesn’t steal 191
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 28/09/2026I have heard a lot of people complain that “design is the bottleneck” without realising that is the goal. 020
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 28/09/2026I will admit that it a strange situation where AI both threatens to destroy the web and could very well be the thing that saves it. 110
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 28/09/2026A 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? 120
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 28/09/2026The 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. 050
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 28/09/2026We spent so much time trying to figure out if we could base nordcraft on web components but the cons just massively outweighed the pros :(. You can export individual components as web-components though. 010
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 28/09/2026We will see how it goes. I got really excited about custom elements 15 years ago but since then I have mostly been dissapointed. 000
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 27/09/2026Not really no. Scoping is nice in theory, but then you are either giving up SSR or duplicating a lot of style tags. 110
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 27/09/2026No probably not. But eventually there will be a reaction to it. When node came out, every experienced engineer told us that js on the server was a terrible idea. It was, but we didn’t listen and eventually js on the server became a somewhat less terrible idea. This might be like that. 150
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 27/09/2026I have met CSS wizards before, but you might be the first CSS warlock. 120
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 27/09/2026I should probably write a longer post about this, but the 300 char limit version is: there are many great things about the cascade, but it is also the main reason why CSS is hard to scale. 240
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 27/09/2026It is the year of still haven’t found a good way to scale CSS 130
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 27/09/2026AH. I thought it was just the SVG effect, but you are also animating the variable font. That is quite cool. 000
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 27/09/2026How many spam accounts do you have? Blocking G4G accounts is like playing whack-a-mole 000
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 27/09/2026WHO exactly are everyone? In my 25 years of building websites and web apps I have never met anyone who thought React was required to build a website. 000
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 27/09/2026If 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 120
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 27/09/2026I promised myself I would never be the kind of parent that said “because I said so” 🤣 010
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 27/09/2026MDN docs are the natural opposite of AWS docs, keeping the universe in balance 010
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 26/09/2026One of the best things about terrible employers is that they almost always let you know before you take the job. 1483
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 26/09/2026When you post advice without context, remember that most people read social media on the toilet. Also thank you. I need the encouragement. 170
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 25/09/2026That makes sense. I think this is always the reaction to paradigm shifts. It is also worth noting that some of those critiques are valid. 000
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 24/09/2026Some of us bad boys has been using // comments in CSS since early 2000sstatic.klipy.comMan in Sunglasses Wakes Up in CarAlt: Man in Sunglasses Wakes Up in Car 001
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 24/09/2026I never work with a specific set of break points. I haven’t for many years. I set the break points based on the design, rather than the design based on break points. The only time I am reusing breakpoints is when elements are nested, so the inner and outer styles has to match. 000
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 23/09/2026If you are feeling poorly lets just leave it. It is not that important :) 100
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 23/09/2026I stopped using named breakpoint many years ago and never needed them since. What is an example where you need consistency? 200
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 21/09/2026CSS is clearly a manly programming language for manly men.static.klipy.comKenough: I'm Just Ken (Ryan Gosling)Alt: Kenough: I'm Just Ken (Ryan Gosling) 000
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 21/09/2026If you want to protect women, wouldn’t unisex bathrooms be the best option? I halves the chance of being alone. 110
Andreas Møller @handle.invalid · 21/09/2026I especially like the number of people saying that this changes coding forever. Technically it might, but it is far from obvious what that looks like. 010
Reposted by Andreas MøllerMatteo Gabriele @matteogabriele.npmx.social · 21/09/2026'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. 2221