Rodrigo Noales 🎹 💻 - A.k.a. SonicByte @roroland

#Frontend developer / UI developer / #css lover / #mediaComposer & #filmComposer #gameComposer https://t.co/LfobFMLp8j I'm from Argentina Joined March 2009

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Rodrigo Noales 🎹 💻 - A.k.a. SonicByte @roroland

2 weeks ago

@hicasamadim 72...

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Adam Argyle @argyleink

2 months ago

Why does AI suck at front-end? 🗑️ trained on ancient history 👀 can't see ❓ doesn't know why 🏞️ no environmental control there's no human v20.2.1 to target. we're a LLM combinatorial explosion ⤷ nerdy.dev/why-ai-sucks-a… #ai #webdev #css

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Kareem Carr, Ph.D. @kareem_carr

3 months ago

There's a toxic culture coming out of the AI industry that keeps trying to get us not to think. The message is everywhere. Don’t read the code, just vibe-code. Don’t try to understand all the text, just let AI summarize it. Don’t bother educating yourself, it’s too late. Don’t worry about the errors. Trust that everything will be fixed in the next version. The theme is the same. Don’t think too hard. Just keep swallowing the slop.

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Rebane @rebane2001

10 months ago

i've finally got a new blogpost out!! this one talks about modern CSS, it's new features, and practical real world uses as usual, the visuals are css-only and have lots of cool interactivity and easter eggs :3 have fun! lyra.horse/blog/2025/08/y…

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Rodrigo Noales 🎹 💻 - A.k.a. SonicByte @roroland

5 months ago

@AdityaShips One of the most useful web app ver built

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5 months ago

Lady of Freedom زنِ آزادی Zan-e Āzādi

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Rodrigo Noales 🎹 💻 - A.k.a. SonicByte @roroland

5 months ago

@ybhrdwj I imagine they will figure it out somehow, but I think is a reminder you should always embrace the core web technologies... I never being a fun of the framework, Tailwind could die, vanilla css don't.

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Rodrigo Noales 🎹 💻 - A.k.a. SonicByte @roroland

5 months ago

Siempre aprende primero las tecnologías core de la web, nunca es perdida de tiempo, es una inversión en conocimientos que jamás pasarán de moda, ni tendrán problemas como este. #css #vanilla

Maximiliano Firtman @maxifirtman

5 months ago

Tailwind, un framework de código abierto y gratuito de CSS* se usa cada vez más. Sin embargo su web bajó 40% de visitas, que es donde venden servicios comerciales con los que bancaban el desarrollo del framework. Ayer la empresa despidió a tres cuartos de los ingenieros y podría

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Tech with Mak @techNmak

5 months ago

"Programmers will automate themselves out of existence." That's what they said. And programmers laughed so hard they couldn't respond. Two years into the AI revolution, here's what actually happened: What the doomers predicted: 1./ AI writes all the code 2./ Developers become obsolete 3./ Only managers and marketers survive 4./ Programming becomes a dead career What actually happened: 1./ AI writes code that needs debugging by developers 2./ Developers spend more time reviewing AI output than writing from scratch 3./ The skill gap between good and bad developers got WIDER, not narrower 4./ Demand for senior developers who understand what AI can't do went UP The brutal irony nobody saw coming: AI didn't replace developers. It replaced the developers who thought AI would do their job for them. Here's the real shift: - Junior devs who learn to prompt AI? Productive. - Senior devs who understand system design? Irreplaceable. - Developers who just copy-paste without understanding? Already obsolete (AI just made it obvious). - Managers who thought they could skip hiring developers? Drowning in unmaintainable AI-generated code. We're not laughing because we're safe. We're laughing because the people who predicted our extinction don't understand what we actually do. AI is a tool. And like every tool before it, it makes good developers better and exposes bad developers faster.