Forrest O.

Super impressed! Having accessible components out of the box is important for a visual dev environment.

Here to support Forrest-made apps.

I was surprised that this wasn't on here, and there don't seem to be many mentions on Twitter. It's a webapp that loads and runs very fast, and it makes fun images.

(The con is a frustration for me, but we have to respect their focus on their first space.)I spent the afternoon at Dynamicland. I've never learned a new language and made something cool, worth building on, in one afternoon, but that's what happened there. So even at this early stage, the platform is very intriguing. I can't stop thinking about it.Here's my little hack:...

There are so many details to get right with rich-text editing. I worked with ProseMirror in 2016 (pre-1.0), and it always felt more solid than similar libraries. Solid but flexible.

I got hired by one of the startups around when the profile was published. It was really nice to be able to see the place (I'm remote), read the story, and send it to curious family. See! It's a real thing!

I keep checking back to see if it has been pulled... nope... up and up. Like a slow-motion train-wreck, but instead of injuries it will just be 2000+ people (maybe) learning something about crowdfunding and skepticism. I'll eat one ShiftWear shoe if they ship anything like they have rendered by this time next year.