he/him. @buildWithLit at Google. Opinions my own. Creator of Riko - a puzzling web game: https://xitter.gq/t.co/xs45SRfYO6 Youtube: https://xitter.gq/t.co/I6L9nyvJ10
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Released my free puzzle game! Help Riko and her laser gun through 54 unique puzzles across six worlds.
spyr.itch.io/riko
Thank you Nic for amazing puzzle design, and Markiyan for the great soundtrack to solve puzzles with.
#indiegames #pixelart
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I made a new Lit demo that shows how updates propagate down a tree.
When a parent re-renders, only the children with changed data re-render. Often only a small subset of a large tree has to update.
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🚀 It’s Lit Launch Day, and we’re kicking the day off with a livestream going over all the things to get excited about with Lit 3.0!
Join us imminently, at 10 am PDT: youtube.com/live/ri9FEl_hRTc
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I accidentally let four years go by without making a YouCodeThings video!
But I've recently become very excited in something.
ALT A screenshot of DaVinci Resolve, fusion panel. There are four logos in the media preview: HTML, CSS, a blue flame (Lit logo), and the mobx logo. Then there's a huge tangle of nodes in the node compositor area of the fusion panel. It's a complete mess.
Thank you @devmio_official for a great interview about @buildWithLit! A fantastic opportunity to answer common questions in one place!
Check it out🔥: devm.io/javascript/lit-web-c…
Andrew retweeted
🍩 What in the world do donuts and styling a Lit element have in common?
Find out in our most recent Build It with Lit episode with @youcodethings → goo.gle/3Vh7cIV
This video was super fun to make since CSS and styles are visual and satisfying! And I styled myself with some costume changes!
🎥🎬🍿 New Build it with Lit episode!
How do you style a #webcomponent to suit your needs? In this episode, @youcodethings demonstrates the benefits of encapsulated #CSS and adds a flexible, public styling #API to a carousel component.
Watch → goo.gle/3Cq9azl
Andrew retweeted
Want to know how we brought Photoshop to the web? Check out @tomayac's great overview of some of the platform capabilities we used to get there!
It's a whistle-stop tour of WASM, SIMD, Access Handles, P3 Color Space, Web Components and Service Workers!
youtu.be/CF5zZZy0R9U
This was fun to build! And it was delightfully easy to use the <simple-carousel> in React.
🛠️ New Build it with Lit episode🛠️
In this episode, Software Engineer @youcodethings shows you how to build a simple-carousel using Lit. We’ll play with slots, the Web animations API, SVGs, styles, events, and more. #javascript #frontend #HTML5
Watch → goo.gle/3OXLy9l
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🔥 Welcome to the first episode of Build It With Lit!
In this video, we build our first Lit component and use it in React, Vue, and a markdown editor.
📺 ➡️ goo.gle/3vNdy71
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Made a fun little carousel using #buildWithLit! Enjoying that I can use it in my markdown easily!
#webdevelopment #javascript
Found the first concept of Riko! Concept left, game right. Game colors stayed the same! Walls purple, doors green, and pushables aqua.
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Translucent materials in spritestack.io new retro renderer.
🆘 💵 Looking for funds to finish that project
about > spritestack.io/upcoming
patreon > patreon.com/spritestack
#webgl #javascript #spritestack #gamedev #voxelart #pixelart
A set of notes on minimal tech that makes me happy to maintain and update my site. Markdown can be interactive and delightful! 🌟
andrewjakubowicz.me/posts/ma…
#builtwithlit
Yay I finally shipped the third iteration of my site!🙃Moved away from everything being React and it's amazing!
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Used Hugo -- with interactive stuff in: #LitElement #TypeScript #p5js
Re-wrote andrewjakubowicz.me/making-r…
and andrewjakubowicz.me/algorith…
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Small backtracking experiment to give me an excuse to play with React, Sudoku and JavaScript generators.
andrewjakubowicz.me/algorith…
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