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What a visit to a landmark museum meant to a seventh grader in 2000.
Mar 10, 2026 09:59 PMBookmarked Progressive Web Components by .
Elena is a simple, tiny library (2.6kB) for helping you to build Progressive Web Components. Unlike most web component libraries, Elena doesn’t force JavaScript for everything. You can load HTML and CSS first, then use JavaScript to progressively add interactivity.
Baseball allegiances, no explanation:
Inspired by a popular post on Bluesky yesterday by a user named Meh.
Mar 27, 2026 05:36 PMBookmarked Principles for Knowing When to Stop Designing by .
This is a good reminder about exercising restraint at a moment when design tooling and workflows are becoming obsessed with how quickly things can be built.
Yesterday longtime Mets radio broadcaster Howie Rose announced his retirement at the end of the 2026 season.
Howie’s encyclopedic knowledge of Mets history makes listening to the radio broadcasts so fun. He grew up in Queens alongside the team, after all. After almost 40 years with the Mets, and behind the mic in the radio booth since 1995, its going to be hard imagining the home broadcasts or postseason without him.
In yesterday’s press conference, Howie talked at length about the Mets in the 2024 postseason when asked about memorable calls and career highlights. You can hear how much that 2024 season meant to him as announcer and a fan in a monologue he delivered over the last inning of the 2024 NLCS.
I’m glad Howie’s going out on his own terms, but selfishly I hope the Mets put him to work in October this year. Here’s to an amazin’ career and wishing him a happy retirement.
Mar 20, 2026 07:28 PM
