I have selected some news from the web dev world to share.
⚡ Improving site performance by shipping more CSS🤔 Ship fast is dead. Think slow🗝️ Introducing Clef🍾 Fixing the PR bottlenecks
Have a great week.
Github moved from css-in-js to CSS modules and CSS variables with ~22% less time passed in the server-rendering. CSS-in-JS is a cool technology but with modern CSS you can do a lot nowedays. With the IA becoming more advanced and more fast, we now can develop and ship more « native » code, we don’t have to use so much layers which harm performance and is why we need a macbook pro with 16Gb of Ram to just visit a simple website in 2026.
Very good advice from Thomas, in a sea of slop you can be the lighthouse. Don’t push 50 half finished slop project, try to solve one problem really really well and build from it.
Clef the open-source concurrent of Jev which is only two weeks old lol.
Write more automated tests but good ones, use linter, type checker. Design your codebase in a way where you expose a small interface which is easily testable instead of testing every use case and line of your codebase.
Web tools and Library
Also BrixHub. I discovered these OSINT websites, because there is kind of « drama » in tiktok about a website which show the information of everybody. These informations are only from public sources and database breach, so it’s fun to see the french love data transparency ( I am french and it’s fucking cynical ).
Groups changed files, summarizes what matters, review them one scope at a time. Everything works locally in your browser.
Custom docks, widgets, and your everyday apps. Save and switch your macOS Dock layouts, or add a separate Dock with widgets.
For designers and engineers to help them build better user interfaces.
Joke of the week
Design inspirations
I worked with yannice in 2016 ( time flies LOL ), my first developer internship I worked on Be the drop website with him. Anyway, really nice folio.