Rauno
@raunofreiberg · 2 Apr 2026
Dark dashboards live or die on one decision: whether your surface and your background are actually different colors. Most aren't.
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Rauno
@raunofreiberg · 2 Apr 2026
Dark dashboards live or die on one decision: whether your surface and your background are actually different colors. Most aren't.
Emil Kowalski
@emilkowalski_ · 30 May 2026
Every animation in a productivity app should be under 200ms. Not because it looks better — because you're going to see it four hundred times today.
animations.dev/easing
The easing curves worth memorising
Theo
@theo · 19 Sept 2025
pgvector is genuinely enough for most of you. You do not need a vector database. You need an index and a weekend.
Devon Park
@devonpark · 22 Nov 2025
Spent the weekend reading how Figma does multiplayer. The part nobody talks about is what happens when someone's laptop sleeps mid-edit.
figma.com/blog/multiplayer
How Figma's multiplayer technology works
Kit Larsen
@kitlarsen · 27 Feb 2026
Every icon set eventually becomes a typeface problem. Optical sizing, not scaling.
Rauno
@raunofreiberg · 2 Apr 2026
Dark dashboards live or die on one decision: whether your surface and your background are actually different colors. Most aren't.
Emil Kowalski
@emilkowalski_ · 30 May 2026
Every animation in a productivity app should be under 200ms. Not because it looks better — because you're going to see it four hundred times today.
animations.dev/easing
The easing curves worth memorising
Theo
@theo · 19 Sept 2025
pgvector is genuinely enough for most of you. You do not need a vector database. You need an index and a weekend.
Devon Park
@devonpark · 22 Nov 2025
Spent the weekend reading how Figma does multiplayer. The part nobody talks about is what happens when someone's laptop sleeps mid-edit.
figma.com/blog/multiplayer
How Figma's multiplayer technology works
Kit Larsen
@kitlarsen · 27 Feb 2026
Every icon set eventually becomes a typeface problem. Optical sizing, not scaling.
Paco Coursey
@pacocoursey · 12 Dec 2025
A sidebar redesign where I removed every gradient. Turns out the depth was doing nothing except making the text harder to read.
Lynn Wallenstein
@lynnbuilds · 8 Jan 2026
Optimistic UI is a promise you make to the user. Rolling it back is how you break it. Thread on doing it without lying to anyone 🧵
Ana Sofía
@anabuilds · 3 Mar 2026
Pricing page before and after. Same copy, same plans — we just stopped hiding the number people came to read.
Mira Osei
@miraosei · 14 Jul 2026
Reminder that the fastest search UI in the world is still slower than the one that already had your answer on screen.
Sam Whitfield
@samwhit · 5 Aug 2026
Shipped the retrieval rewrite. Hybrid search, and every result now says why it matched — turns out that was the whole feature.
Paco Coursey
@pacocoursey · 12 Dec 2025
A sidebar redesign where I removed every gradient. Turns out the depth was doing nothing except making the text harder to read.
Lynn Wallenstein
@lynnbuilds · 8 Jan 2026
Optimistic UI is a promise you make to the user. Rolling it back is how you break it. Thread on doing it without lying to anyone 🧵
Ana Sofía
@anabuilds · 3 Mar 2026
Pricing page before and after. Same copy, same plans — we just stopped hiding the number people came to read.
Mira Osei
@miraosei · 14 Jul 2026
Reminder that the fastest search UI in the world is still slower than the one that already had your answer on screen.
Sam Whitfield
@samwhit · 5 Aug 2026
Shipped the retrieval rewrite. Hybrid search, and every result now says why it matched — turns out that was the whole feature.
Rauno
@raunofreiberg · 2 Apr 2026
Dark dashboards live or die on one decision: whether your surface and your background are actually different colors. Most aren't.
Emil Kowalski
@emilkowalski_ · 30 May 2026
Every animation in a productivity app should be under 200ms. Not because it looks better — because you're going to see it four hundred times today.
animations.dev/easing
The easing curves worth memorising
Theo
@theo · 19 Sept 2025
pgvector is genuinely enough for most of you. You do not need a vector database. You need an index and a weekend.
Devon Park
@devonpark · 22 Nov 2025
Spent the weekend reading how Figma does multiplayer. The part nobody talks about is what happens when someone's laptop sleeps mid-edit.
figma.com/blog/multiplayer
How Figma's multiplayer technology works
Kit Larsen
@kitlarsen · 27 Feb 2026
Every icon set eventually becomes a typeface problem. Optical sizing, not scaling.
Rauno
@raunofreiberg · 2 Apr 2026
Dark dashboards live or die on one decision: whether your surface and your background are actually different colors. Most aren't.
Emil Kowalski
@emilkowalski_ · 30 May 2026
Every animation in a productivity app should be under 200ms. Not because it looks better — because you're going to see it four hundred times today.
animations.dev/easing
The easing curves worth memorising
Theo
@theo · 19 Sept 2025
pgvector is genuinely enough for most of you. You do not need a vector database. You need an index and a weekend.
Devon Park
@devonpark · 22 Nov 2025
Spent the weekend reading how Figma does multiplayer. The part nobody talks about is what happens when someone's laptop sleeps mid-edit.
figma.com/blog/multiplayer
How Figma's multiplayer technology works
Kit Larsen
@kitlarsen · 27 Feb 2026
Every icon set eventually becomes a typeface problem. Optical sizing, not scaling.
Paco Coursey
@pacocoursey · 12 Dec 2025
A sidebar redesign where I removed every gradient. Turns out the depth was doing nothing except making the text harder to read.
Lynn Wallenstein
@lynnbuilds · 8 Jan 2026
Optimistic UI is a promise you make to the user. Rolling it back is how you break it. Thread on doing it without lying to anyone 🧵
Ana Sofía
@anabuilds · 3 Mar 2026
Pricing page before and after. Same copy, same plans — we just stopped hiding the number people came to read.
Mira Osei
@miraosei · 14 Jul 2026
Reminder that the fastest search UI in the world is still slower than the one that already had your answer on screen.
Sam Whitfield
@samwhit · 5 Aug 2026
Shipped the retrieval rewrite. Hybrid search, and every result now says why it matched — turns out that was the whole feature.
Paco Coursey
@pacocoursey · 12 Dec 2025
A sidebar redesign where I removed every gradient. Turns out the depth was doing nothing except making the text harder to read.
Lynn Wallenstein
@lynnbuilds · 8 Jan 2026
Optimistic UI is a promise you make to the user. Rolling it back is how you break it. Thread on doing it without lying to anyone 🧵
Ana Sofía
@anabuilds · 3 Mar 2026
Pricing page before and after. Same copy, same plans — we just stopped hiding the number people came to read.
Mira Osei
@miraosei · 14 Jul 2026
Reminder that the fastest search UI in the world is still slower than the one that already had your answer on screen.
Sam Whitfield
@samwhit · 5 Aug 2026
Shipped the retrieval rewrite. Hybrid search, and every result now says why it matched — turns out that was the whole feature.
Rauno
@raunofreiberg · 2 Apr 2026
Dark dashboards live or die on one decision: whether your surface and your background are actually different colors. Most aren't.
Emil Kowalski
@emilkowalski_ · 30 May 2026
Every animation in a productivity app should be under 200ms. Not because it looks better — because you're going to see it four hundred times today.
animations.dev/easing
The easing curves worth memorising
Theo
@theo · 19 Sept 2025
pgvector is genuinely enough for most of you. You do not need a vector database. You need an index and a weekend.
Devon Park
@devonpark · 22 Nov 2025
Spent the weekend reading how Figma does multiplayer. The part nobody talks about is what happens when someone's laptop sleeps mid-edit.
figma.com/blog/multiplayer
How Figma's multiplayer technology works
Kit Larsen
@kitlarsen · 27 Feb 2026
Every icon set eventually becomes a typeface problem. Optical sizing, not scaling.
Rauno
@raunofreiberg · 2 Apr 2026
Dark dashboards live or die on one decision: whether your surface and your background are actually different colors. Most aren't.
Emil Kowalski
@emilkowalski_ · 30 May 2026
Every animation in a productivity app should be under 200ms. Not because it looks better — because you're going to see it four hundred times today.
animations.dev/easing
The easing curves worth memorising
Theo
@theo · 19 Sept 2025
pgvector is genuinely enough for most of you. You do not need a vector database. You need an index and a weekend.
Devon Park
@devonpark · 22 Nov 2025
Spent the weekend reading how Figma does multiplayer. The part nobody talks about is what happens when someone's laptop sleeps mid-edit.
figma.com/blog/multiplayer
How Figma's multiplayer technology works
Kit Larsen
@kitlarsen · 27 Feb 2026
Every icon set eventually becomes a typeface problem. Optical sizing, not scaling.
Paco Coursey
@pacocoursey · 12 Dec 2025
A sidebar redesign where I removed every gradient. Turns out the depth was doing nothing except making the text harder to read.
Lynn Wallenstein
@lynnbuilds · 8 Jan 2026
Optimistic UI is a promise you make to the user. Rolling it back is how you break it. Thread on doing it without lying to anyone 🧵
Ana Sofía
@anabuilds · 3 Mar 2026
Pricing page before and after. Same copy, same plans — we just stopped hiding the number people came to read.
Mira Osei
@miraosei · 14 Jul 2026
Reminder that the fastest search UI in the world is still slower than the one that already had your answer on screen.
Sam Whitfield
@samwhit · 5 Aug 2026
Shipped the retrieval rewrite. Hybrid search, and every result now says why it matched — turns out that was the whole feature.
Paco Coursey
@pacocoursey · 12 Dec 2025
A sidebar redesign where I removed every gradient. Turns out the depth was doing nothing except making the text harder to read.
Lynn Wallenstein
@lynnbuilds · 8 Jan 2026
Optimistic UI is a promise you make to the user. Rolling it back is how you break it. Thread on doing it without lying to anyone 🧵
Ana Sofía
@anabuilds · 3 Mar 2026
Pricing page before and after. Same copy, same plans — we just stopped hiding the number people came to read.
Mira Osei
@miraosei · 14 Jul 2026
Reminder that the fastest search UI in the world is still slower than the one that already had your answer on screen.
Sam Whitfield
@samwhit · 5 Aug 2026
Shipped the retrieval rewrite. Hybrid search, and every result now says why it matched — turns out that was the whole feature.