I added a button that will tell me out loud (in a robot voice) how long I have been doing certain things.

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

I'm back from vacation and I finally got this mouse-powered scroller working so you can enter at any point without it jumping. Red line is its delta reference.

Getting touch events sorted out.

Lil scrolly box feeling pretty OK now.

Pretty sure I need to cut this report marquee crawl as well.

I had to cut this effect because it was too distracting, but it was a cool CSS trick.

Baba is You game trailer. The rules are exposed and manipulatable in-game. Such a great idea.

From: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ca5BYKRVXHM

With @jqpubliq's help I got Skyclock to display on the old @electricobjects prototype screen. Hopefully I will get it wall-mounted soon.

The best neural-net art thing I've seen. The cloth -> ocean is so smart. It makes the output into a suggestive analogy (helping you see the connections between waves and cloth) rather than just a technical trick.

From: https://vimeo.com/260612034 via https://twitter.com/memotv

I made a notebook to try and figure out how to reliably set the background span size for highlights. I really like the notebook form for thinking through stuff like this.

The scifi min-website is progressing.

Cannot stop fiddling with this layout. Optimistic about this tiling though.

This is promising, but I've got to find a way to make it more readable without losing what makes it interesting.

Tweening left offsets using CSS calc, a method adapted from @MikeRiethmuller responsive type examples.

Slightly generative layout experiments.

I think you could get a document wide Indesign-ish baseline-grid out of CSS grid. I wonder if I want one.

Gatsby and GraphQL update: it took a lot of tabs but I think I get how these nested image processing transforms work now.

"Client Email Helper" by Jessica Hische looks like a good guide for how to phrase things as a freelancer.

From: http://jessicahische.is/helpingyouanswer

Experiments in CSS grid.

Experiencing a steep learning curve with GraphQL, but this query explorer is very nice and helping a lot.