Programming. Notes by Matthew Phillips

AI WRITING IS FINE→

SEND ARTICLES TO CROSSPOINT WITH LYCEUM→

NEW BLOG DESIGN (WITH CLAUDE DESIGN)→

LYCEUM IS NOW A STANDALONE APP→

LYCEUM: AN MCP APP FOR CALIBRE→

I'VE NEVER BEEN BURNT OUT→

I BUILT A SCHEME COMPILER WITH AI IN 4 DAYS→

CONSTRAINTS ARE THE CHEAT CODE TO API DESIGN→

SPOOLIE: A PRINTER TUI→

WHEN WE STOP READING CODE→

ENTRY ACTIONS WITH ROBOT→

ANNOUNCING LUCY→

PAINTING FOR PROGRAMMERS→

Painting and art can be a good second hobby for programmers who have had too many side projects.

A PATH FOR HIGH-LEVEL WEB APIS→

FULL-STACK COMPONENT FRAMEWORKS→

TRANSFORMATIONAL WEB APIS→

USING STATE MACHINES IN ALEXA SKILLS→

TOWARDS A POST HTML WEB→

Recent criticisms of web components have highlighted the limitations of HTML as it is today and raised the question of whether the will exists to fix them. A replacement might be a more likely candidate.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF GITHUB PACKAGE REGISTRY→

THE WHEN TO RENDER PROBLEM→

ANNOUNCING ROBOT→

CLASSES ARE NOT OPTIONS OBJECTS→

HOW SVELTE SHIFTED ITS NARRATIVE→

STYLING A FULLSCREEN PWA→

ACCESSIBLE DISAPPEARING HEADER THANKS TO :FOCUS-WITHIN→

DEFINING CUSTOM ELEMENTS IN HTML→

WRITING ON YOUR GATSBY BLOG LEADS TO JAVASCRIPT BLOAT→

Every time you post to your Gatsby blog your JavaScript grows by 100 bytes.

BUT WHAT'S THE BROWSER SUPPORT?→

HTML AS DATA→

USING THE :DEFINED SELECTOR WITH SLOTS→

CREATING WEB COMPONENT IN GO + WASM→

THOUGHTS ON WORKER RENDERING→

BUILDING AN ACCORDION WITH CAN.COMPONENT→

BUILDING MULTI-USE WEB WORKERS→

DEBUGGING YOUR APPLICATION'S VIEW MODEL→

FLORA - STREAMING TEMPLATES FOR NODE.JS→

FUN WITH SHADOW DOM→

FUNCTIONAL JAVASCRIPT IN ACTION→

THE FUTURE OF MODULARITY ON THE WEB→

BUILDING A GIST-BASED BLOGGING TOOL→

HANDLING THE NEXT STREAM IN THE PIPE QUEUE→

HOW HOT MODULE SWAPPING WORKS→

IF BOOKS HAD BEEN INVENTED FOR THE WEB→

I'M SOLD ON HTML-BASED TEMPLATING→

IN DEFENSE OF VAR→

JAVASCRIPT DEBUGGING TIPS FROM THE TRENCHES→

WHAT THE FUNC→

LENI - A SMALL LIBRARY FOR WORKER COMMUNICATION→

LOADING A MODERN APPLICATION WITH <SCRIPT TYPE=MODULE>→

MARKDOWN ENABLE YOUR BLOG COMMENTS WITH WEB COMPONENTS→

NO BUILD→

ORGANIZING YOUR LIBRARY PROJECT WITH STEALJS→

RESPONSIVE COMPUTES→

REMOVING A FOLDER ON WINDOWS→

STATE OF DEVELOPING ON A CHROMEBOOK→

TEST YOUR APPLICATION ENTRY POINT→

USING CLOUD DRIVES ON CHROMEBOOKS→

USING NPM WITH SYSTEMJS→