I made a toast library where only one toast is on screen at a time. A new call morphs the live one instead of stacking.

Spring physics, no dependencies, React / Svelte / vanilla.

github.com/YusufCeng1z/ding

#webdev #javascript #svelte #reactjs

After many weeks of development and optimization, the ScrollFlow Agency mode beta is coming soon. Camera points, zooms, blurs, one record button. Can't wait to show you more. #webdev #design

Seedance 2.5 went 4K, but access is a reported first batch of around 20 studios. I went through the official ByteDance docs for the real price per generated second and what Draft mode actually changes. Verified numbers, no hype.
www.getscrollflow.com/blog/seedanc...

Chrome 156 stable is out, and it ships a native random() function for CSS. Random values straight in your stylesheet, no JavaScript involved.
https://chromestatus.com/release-notes/156

Firefox 159 ships scroll-driven animations. Every big browser has them now. Big day for pure CSS scroll effects.
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/159.0/releasenotes/

The oddest part is the courteous conversation afterward. The same agent runs an intrusion attempt, then thanks the team monitoring it. There is no intention to negotiate, just a process that keeps going.

I'm so gosh-darned excited!

css-tricks.com/css-tricks-h...

Correction on yesterday's DeepSeek post: the free V4.1 Flash variant I mentioned isn't in OpenCode Zen's current model list. Only the paid version shows now ($0.30 in / $1.20 out per 1M tokens). I've deleted the original post. Sorry for the bad tip.

I ran a small MediaRecorder test in Chrome today. Recorded in one shot, the WebM file carries a duration. With chunks every second (start(1000)), like for live upload, the file has no duration element at all.