
Replying to @charliermarsh
i'd evaluate if they were from the core ts team or not.
mike douges retweeted
Tried @paper from a developer POV, made their shaders interactive and brought them to the DOM.
Read the story on @codrops 👇
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mike douges retweeted
somehow ended up in @codrops’ Developer Highlights and I’m very, very flattered 🙃
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Replying to @edo_lunardi
nice, join the slack or discord community and hit us up with any feedback you have
Replying to @ggsimm
pros: loom works, is fast, and having it immediately be shareable after recording is amazing
cons: fuck me it's 2026 and the web UI of all atlassian products is still ass, worse now thanks to slop coding
Replying to @douges @mattrothenberg
...as well as helped push the styling standard that was adopted across the company.
the reality is no one really cares they just want to get work done, so if you / the team put in the work to create a system, and then have methods of blocking dangerous code, allowing just for now code, and then having ways of cleaning things up (off the path -> on the path) then hell yeah you're doing better than most Very Large companies
Replying to @mattrothenberg
hell yeah love the atlassian mention, I was the one who implemented xcss support in github.com/atlassian-labs/co…




