I am @grantcuster@vis.social on Mastodon.

From: https://vis.social/@grantcuster via https://pinafore.social

I have a Mastodon account now. And I think I got my feed hooked up to it.

This looks fun and also this speaker-image-bubble interaction is nicely done. Good mix of unstructured/generative background and structured foreground.

From: http://www.grow.paris/

I made a breath counting app to redirect myself to when I try and look at Twitter. You can set the in and out breath duration in the URL parameters.

From: https://grantcuster.github.io/breathe?in=3.25&out=3.25

Timeline finished!

From: http://feed.grantcuster.com/timeline

I need to make a few more responsive adjustments, but this version of my work-in-progress timeline is nearly finished.

I rebuilt React (not really) in an Observable notebook.

From: https://beta.observablehq.com/@grantcuster/react-like-rendering

I'm accidentally making a notebook about rendering nested italics.

Everything is a calendar.

Trying something.

I finished my Wing Tsun set-counter app. The "count in a random language" option was fun to set-up.

From: https://grantcuster.github.io/set-counter?c[0][to]=10&c[1][sc]=2&c[1][to]=10&c[2][sc]=3&c[2][to]=10&c[3][sc]=4&c[3][to]=10&c[4][sc]=5&c[4][to]=10&c[5][sc]=4&c[5][to]=10&c[6][sc]=3&c[6][to]=10&c[7][sc]=2&c[7][to]=10&c[8][to]=10&sp=s&cv=1&cr=1&sv=0.5&sr=1.5&rl=y

Working on a configurable set counter for Wing Tsun.

Pixel art by Mark Ferrari.

From: https://elosilla.tumblr.com/post/84414400172/pixel-art-by-mark-ferrari

Reusable binder-clip checklist.

From: https://www.reddit.com/r/productivity/comments/99r3d7/my_penfree_reusable_checklist_made_from_binder/

I put up my example React app for putting all the state in the URL and using local storage for history. There's lots of aspects that could be improved on, but I think the overall concept is a strong one.

From: https://grantcuster.github.io/usl/

The trick here, which I've been thinking about for a while, will be making the relationship between the local storage history state and the URL state feel intuitive.

I'm working on standardizing the "put all the state in the URL" pattern I've been using in a lot of projects through a minimal example app.

I added a waterfall view and cleaned up my weekday-only calendar logic for the project timeline.

From: https://beta.observablehq.com/@grantcuster/ff09-calendar-refactor

I'm adding a waterfall view to the project timeline calendar and trying to make the set-up less hack-y. CSS grid has been pretty useful for the view.

I put the project calendar on the office raspberry pi.

From: https://beta.observablehq.com/@grantcuster/ff09-calendar-isolated