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This is cool. Sifa ID generates you a profile view from the AT Protocol open social graph. AT Protocol, an open standard, allows unrelated apps to coexist within a standard public social graph. (This shows how X (previously Twitter) is now outdated monopolistic tech not progressing the internet.)

I meant here, instead of something like "npm install any-lib" it becomes "copy any-lib and *change* ABC to XYZ" We can even add "delete this, add this" for our specific needs. Maybe npmjs.com will start to see less usage of popular libs, and more usage or random libs representing preferences...

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Example: in an hour I - compiled TypeScript DOM code to native with AssemblyScript + wasm2c (I could replace those too!) - statically linked directly to Chromium DOM APIs - with the V8 JavaScript engine entirely bypassed - with zero string copies so APIs like innerHTML read content from AS memory

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 09/09/2026

Soon enough frameworks and libraries won't matter much. They'll all become just a documentation of preference or methodology. We can pretty much one-shot prompt any framework these days, *and* have it taylored to our preferences.

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Undefined elements are defined according to web spec! 🥲 > document.createElement('doesnotexist').matches(':defined') < true

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Front End Sheffield @frontendsheff.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

We're re-opening the Web Components Vs frameworks battle at our 24th September event. Hayleigh Thompson will make the case that with just a little shift on what we think a 'component' is, the rewards of interoperability are worth fighting for. 🎟️ www.meetup.com/front-end-sh... #WebComponents

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24th Sept '26: Web Components Vs frameworks & an Agent experience that works, Thu, Sep 24, 2026, 6:15 PM | Meetup

Room 942, **Owen Building**, Sheffield, S1 1WB Head towards the big lifts, ask for #9 on the touchscreens then look for the FES signs when you leave the lift on the 9th flo

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@bitmae.bsky.social Here's what I was imagining about this, <bit-mae> <particle-explode slot="alter-ego"> </particle-explode> </bit-mae> The <particle-explode> is slotted into the ShadowRoot of <bit-mae>, *shadow* exploding your alter-ego. 😄 Live demo: rawcdn.githack.com/lume/lume/0b...

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Hey @chriscoyier.net, CodePen's v2 automatic importmap insertion is not allowing my vanilla HTML example to work using its own importmap, and the Package Block cannot be removed. Example: codepen.io/editor/trusk... How do I switch back to old CodePen?

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Just FYI, @railway.com had an outage and their bot denied giving a prorated refund.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 31/08/2026

The simplest declarative-reactive custom elements! You don't need a library, just copy/paste/adapt these small files: github.com/lume/nimble-... github.com/lume/nimble-... Then write elements like this: github.com/lume/nimble-...

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I use TypeScript for my custom HTML elements. The trick is that if I want template type checking in templates, I 1. Use JSX (typescript can compile it) 2. Write type JSX defs alongside the elements. For example here is an custom element with Solid-flavored JSX types: github.com/lume/lume/bl...

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@atpkgs.easrng.net Hello! how does one self-host libs on their own server in atpkgs? Maybe I'm just an atproto newb: is it based in which account I sign in with, and where that account is hosted?

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 26/08/2026

@dalisoft.uz welcome to Bluesky! Dalisoft is a contributor to Tween.js, a JavaScript animation engine. github.com/tweenjs/twee...

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We have decentralized git repo hosting on atproto via @tangled.org. Is there something similar yet for NPM packages?

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 23/08/2026

I meant "Microsoft FAST" team here. Microsoft nonetheless! Declarative templating would be huge for web DX, and progress for interop with SSR implementations.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 20/08/2026

The initial pieces of Declarative Partial Updates have landed in the HTML spec. Folks, I believe this means we are officially on the road towards declarative native templating! Microsoft Edge has prototyped a concept of {{handlebars}} interpolation syntax too. github.com/whatwg/html/...

Add <template for> for declarative out-of-order streaming by foolip · Pull Request #11818 · whatwg/html

Add support for <template for>, where the for attribute value identifies a <?marker> or <?start> processing instruction to be replaced. This makes out-of-order streaming in the in...

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 20/08/2026

@apple.com, your iOS iPhone keyboard and text editing experience is not as good as Google Android's these days. Can you please improve? It's long overdue for a 1-up!

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 20/08/2026

Haha. Yeah, I like simplicity.

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winter @madoka.systems · 08/08/2026

you're in her dms i'm in her `authorized_keys` we are not the same

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 18/08/2026

These custom elements are delightfully squishy!

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Zach Leatherman @zachleat.com · 13/08/2026

what is the worst html element? right answers only

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 18/08/2026

@npmjs.com forcing device-based 2-factor authentication (removing any other options such as one-time codes via SMS) is very unpleasant. I am not enjoying it! I will migrate all my work off NPM soon, unless they change it sooner.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 14/08/2026

Not just a solid update, but new concepts in the world of signals reactivity!

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 13/08/2026

@codepen.io 2.0 not working in iPhone Safari. Consistently has a CORS issue and won't run script.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 23/07/2026

@nomster.bsky.social's Two-Phase View Transitions example here shows an MPA (multi-page application) navigating between to separate pages (two full page loads), with a smooth skeletal loader animation between them. noamr.github.io/two-phase-vt...

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 02/07/2026

Browser-based voxel planets, let's go!

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 23/05/2026

@railway.com slashed ended my 30-day free trial in like two days, for some reason. Hmmm.

Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 27/04/2026

@solidjs.com has a new `sld` tagged template function coming out to replace its `html` template function. `sld` is renamed from `html` because it not HTML-syntax-compatible, with JSX-like case-sensitive <Component> syntax. No more pesky <${Component}> syntax!

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 19/02/2026

This is so nifty! Use this custom element to add comments, for example, to a static blog post. Readers can comment on Bluesky!

Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 18/02/2026

If something like this DOM templating proposal becomes reality, it'll start to reduce the need to install frameworks like React, Solid, or Vue. And it will start to create commonality for tooling such as TS, linters, compilers, and frameworks to build on top of. github.com/justinfagnan...

GitHub - justinfagnani/dom-templating-api-proposal: A proposal for a new DOM Templating API

A proposal for a new DOM Templating API. Contribute to justinfagnani/dom-templating-api-proposal development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Joe Pea @joe.trusktr.io · 17/02/2026

Still waiting for AI coding agent output to not be slop. The day will come, but right now it's really only good for monotonous straight forward tasks.