I wanted to see whether the extra brightness range on modern HDR displays could be useful for ordinary webpages, not just video. The result is Brightpixels, a dependency-free library built around two custom elements: ```html <bright-text intensity="12">Important words</bright-text> <b
Pretty happy with the overall design , especially how it handle on mobile. I plan to add more features, like weather layers and, of course, real time flight display. submitted by /u/CYRIAQU3 [link] [留言]
Over the past few days, I was trying out gov.uk prototype system for my static website. Like every night owl, the unbranded template's white background was hurting my eyes. I googled for some sort of dark mode, found The National Archives Design System. It suits my purpose, has the dark mode, and i
WebForms.php 2.1 has been released as the PHP back-end implementation of WebForms Core 2.1.
This release is different from a typical porting story.
The PHP implementation was converted from the C# implementation of WebForms Core using DeepSeek, and then independently evaluated with Qwen.
The proc
When working with JavaScript functions, you will often hear two terms: parameters and arguments.
They are closely related, but they have different meanings.
What is a Parameter?
A parameter is a variable that we define inside the function's parentheses when creating a function.
It acts
I used Codex to its fullest potential as a research partner—for code mapping, source comparison, evidence organization, consistency checks, editorial control, and deliverable preparation. I formulated the intent, defined the scope, interpreted the results, arbitrated the conclusions, and preserved e
Most AI apps look impressive in a demo, but building one that is secure, authenticated, and production-ready is a completely different challenge.
For my project, I built a Personal Gemini Journal — a private AI-powered journaling application where users can sign in, write their thoughts, chat with
#BuildInPublic for the RevenueCat Shipaton 2026. RentDera is my entry, and I'm sharing the whole messy journey in public — wins, crashes, and gut-punches like the one below. This post is part of that trail.
The setup
Today I shipped v1.1.0 of RentDera, my rent-management app for landlor
Lexical Environment in JavaScript:
A Lexical Environment in JavaScript is a place where JavaScript keeps track of the variables and functions available in a particular scope. It also keeps a reference to the outer scope, so JavaScript can find variables that are not available in the current scop
Same characters typed into two heredocs. The only difference is a pair of quotes around the delimiter.
$ cat > unquoted.js <<EOF
const re = new RegExp("Desktop\\/(\\w+)");
console.log(String(re));
EOF
$ cat > quoted.js <<'EOF'
const re = new RegExp("Desktop\\/(\\w+)");
console.
This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Generosity Edition
What I Built
I am currently learning web development! for this weekend challenge, I have built a simple and clean "Generosity & Thank You Card" using only HTML and CSS to show gratitude towards people who help others.
Two of my checks print a field that says how much of the world they looked at. Here they are, run on 2026-09-05:
$ node tools/cells.mjs --check
1 FAIL_CELLS count=276/276 unassigned=0 twice=0 orphan_attachment=0 stale=1
$ node tools/layer_index.mjs --check
1 FAIL_LAYER_INDEX md=DRIFT html=DRIFT