2026-08-29 20:00:00
How I Met Your Mother
2005–2014, Carter Bays, Craig Thomas
My rating: I like it
This is my third time watching this, and it has become a comfort series for my wife and I. Its highs are really great and its lows are fine. I think it’s the sitcom that best portrays the process of growing old and how relationships morph as time passes.
Its finale will forever live in infamy but I always thought it made perfect sense, though it does have awful pacing.
2026-08-28 20:00:00
Clair Obscur - Expedition 33
2025, Sandfall Interactive
My rating: Loved it!
I am in absolute awe of this game. It is a complete work of art. I was amazed by its visuals, enthralled by its combat, tearful at its story and ultimately in love with its soundtrack.
It’s a story about grief, and it will make you experience that. It’s also going to be one of the most beautiful experiences you’ll ever have.
For those who come after.
2026-08-26 07:16:53
by Jeff Calaway
If you’ve ever struggled on how to organize components in your project, then this is well worth the read. This article goes into the Atomic Design principles (+ some extensions of it) and explains all the rules that will make finding your way around a codebase much easier.
It’s been 5 years since I was introduced to this way of building websites (Jeff is my coworker!) and it’s a fantastic way of doing it, especially when you hop around different projects all the time. I use it both at work and on personal projects like this website.
2026-08-23 15:28:38
by Anthony Hobday
As a non-designer that sometimes designs stuff, this is fantastic! A compilation of easy to understand rules you can follow in web design without having to worry too much about context.
Some of them I had already learned elsewhere, but it’s nice to have them all laid out together like this.
2026-08-19 18:04:49
by Adam Argyle
This project aims to make it easy for CSS to have access to things only JS could have previously, all through CSS variables. This makes it way easier for CSS to still be responsible for the presentation layer, without having to add animations, transitions and status information through JS.
I gotta point out that the performance on that site specifically is pretty horrid. It’s probably better used sparingly, but I get why the demo site would use it everywhere 😅
2026-08-19 18:02:52
by Ottilie
Nice, cozy video reflecting on how we are often a distant audience of other people’s lives instead of living our own. It’s definitely that damn phone.
