Ok fine there's some cool stuff in there

Positive vibes > negative vibes+v > -v

https://x.com/ibuildthecloud

https://x.com/all__hype/status/2057479040475259385

hypeapps.devShare your ideas, follow the build!

Primer @ JSCONF 2010 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHlyLEPtL9oAn htmx interview with Makinde Adeagbohttps://htmx.org/essays/interviews/makinde-adeagbo/This is the lost promo for the full 3-part Hypermedia Wars seriesEpisode 1: Inflection 2010Episode 2: Virtual DOMinationEpisode 3: Hypermedia Strikes Back

The word software devs know in their soul but not in their vocabulary

What does AI mean for the future of Hypermedia?1. React takes over in an AI feedback loop?2. Frameworks don't matter -- back to basics?3. Full-stack frameworks are everything?

Just some thoughts about preparing while you are in a good space to prepare

Tony Ennis joins me to talk about how websites can be built with simplicity and power using new html and browser standards.================== EPISODE LINKSTony on X: https://x.com/tonyennisHtml First: https://html-first.comMini JS: https://mini-js.comBase Styles: https://base-styles.comTony's talk at big Sky: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aknX6xq8VfgUna at Google IO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTCIStB6y8s================== CHAPTERS00:00 Intro to Tony00:34 Tony's work at Really Good Software02:17 "My whole thing though is ..."05:03 The Platform and a Stylesheet talk07:18 Html tag list07:26 Una and the Chrome dev team making progress09:10 Popovers11:56 New UI Elements in Html 2023 vs 202512:34 Modal15:48 select with selectedcontent tag16:27 Multi-selects (they are still bad, but working on it)16:50 datalist (autocomplete)20:22 Async in HTML (replacing htmx?)28:57 Where React is preferred34:40 The Front-end spectrum -- Mini JS 45:52 Mini-js code example50:43 Laz on why html is great at UI52:30 Why a five-year-old can learn html55:21 Building mobile apps with React Native and webviews59:50 Server-driven web apps1:05:45 Base styles (unreleased minimal CSS framework)1:10:25 CSS Layers for siloing your libraries