Adding console.log() to AIR’s HTMLLoader

I thought this was one of the more interesting things I’ve written recently. It seems pretty simple from the small amount of code but it combines a couple things that I rarely use – Generator functions and Abort Controllers (outside of Fetch). This is a cancellable async generator function that can be used to run […]

If you want to use the web platform API for View Transtions in React there is an additional step you need to take in order to trigger the transition. First make sure your elements have a view transition name, this can be done dynamically if you have a list of elements: Or in CSS: The […]

Ever since I started using React I have used react-dnd for any drag and drop interactions. It is super flexible and allows for handling files and drag across windows since it used the browser’s drag and drop API. For some reason, I never really clicked with the API and for me it never felt easy […]