nikitonsky: Beautiful form design by all means:

Bicycles on a bridge in Utrecht, Netherlands (© George Pachantouris/Getty Images)

Check out this week’s episode of Shop Talk Show where we appeared to talk about Declarative Web Push, the future of form control styling, color contrast algorithms, accessibility standards, enhancements in color picker functionality, typography…

Skipper butterfly on a coneflower, Rockefeller State Park Preserve, New York (© Marianne A. Campolongo/Alamy)

Barrier reef off the island of Grande Terre in the French overseas territory of New Caledonia (© Karsten Wrobel/Getty Images)

Knuthöjdsmossen, a nature reserve in Sweden (© Sven Halling/DEEPOL/plainpicture)

Little Pigeon River, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee (© GreenStock/Getty Images)

I was twiddling a bit with neovim (lua) and realized something. You’ve got IDEs on one end in the hyper dimension, and overpowered hyper dimensionizable programmable editors? on the other e.g emacs (elisp). Neovim is vim’s (vimscript) successor.

All enjoy a similar predicament. The truth (of time) is that no one really learns an IDE (forget programmable editors). Many IDEs exist now with natural language bells and whistles to the minutiae.

Natural language bridges a (psychological) accessibility and discoverability gap. Of course, if you don’t win the lottery enough times, you’ll be left hanging dry (on tokens).

Miravet on the Ebro River, Tarragona, Catalonia, Spain (© Eloi_Omella/Getty Images)

Safari Technology Preview Release 220 is now available for download for macOS Sequoia and macOS Sonoma.