Andy Luhrs - Posts & Links

CPUpro - A tool that offers a different view into DevTools traces than Edge/Chrome DevTools.

picopilot - Great practical little demo of LLMs in action and a basic VS Code extension.

You might not need jQuery - I haven’t used jquery in a long time, but a really succinct guide for those who are used to it.

I can’t picture things in my mind.

9 rad tools in tabs I'm trackin - I love posts with links to other things, and this is no exception.

No Best Tool For The Job - An interesting analogy for deciding what tech stack is right.

Web Performance Regression Detection (Part 2 of 3) - I love seeing how other companies track and resolve performance issues.

A Complete Guide to Performance Budgets - A really basic but thorough intro to some of standard web performance metrics, and more importantly a dive into navigating some of the politics of setting budgets and goals.

Made some notes on how @JinaAI_ Reader works - their... - This is a super cool concept.

CSS :has() Interactive Guide - :has() is another recent CSS selector that I want to make sure I thoroughly understand and use, and this is a fantastic overview.

The Gap - Another beautiful, succinct overview of a relatively recent CSS feature - Gap.

Automating My Now Page - I love the idea of a "now page" but suck at maintaining things.

Clustering ideas with local ML/AI models - A solid intro to a good use-case for vector embeddings and LLMs using entirely local AI models.

Latency numbers every frontend developer should know - Handy list of some basic performance-related numbers like latency, parsing, etc. for anyone thinking about the performance of their APIs or web apps.

An Interactive Guide to CSS Container Queries - An absolutely beautiful, descriptive, and easy to follow guide on everything CSS Container Queries, something everyone in front-end should start to learn soon.

I like tracking stuff, and fitness isn't an exception.

This is just the basics of the electronics mentioned in my intro to holiday lights post.

/uses - /uses is another page that I'd like to maintain myself but never do.

My wife and I have always loved decorating our house for holidays, in 2021 we decided to go all-out and build a musical show.