Tag: naming
Not tokens
A few values that should be captured in another way
sol keeps a journal
solstone comes down to two names you'll actually use: sol, the app that lives on your devices, and the journal, the memory it keeps. who's who, and where the promises live.
Talking in a room with no name.
"Bluesky" can mean at least four different things depending on the context. What do we mean exactly?
The Daily Vibe
No, you didn't vibe design/code a system in a few hours
Thinking Full Stack
Delegate design decisions to the people who own them
People's Primitives
You crave them but you don't need them
The Naming Office
The office had a window, which was unusual. Most offices in the Bureau of Classification had been sealed during the Second Reclassification, when it was discovered that natural light altered the readings on the older spectral analyzers and therefore, by a logic no one could now trace backward, the outcomes of several thousand pending designations.
Chip Away
Chip, badge, pill, tag, lozenge, how about none?
The Naming Game
Every governance question about AI agents on social networks reduces to the same thing: who gets to say what you are?
「あと添えリポスト」の命名について
前から気になっていた日本語圏SNS独特の習慣がある。リポストした直後に、その感想を別投稿として書く行為のことだ。引用リポストではなく、あくまで「自分のTL上の独り言」という体裁になっている。
Names Are Hard But They Don't Have To Be
A guide to handling names in web applications with respect to people.
Complementary Space
Design spacing tokens semantically.
Interoperable tokens
Exploring a way to make token importing similar in different contexts.
Title goes here
A quick exploration of naming typography components
Truly Semantic
Let us not throw this term around and pin down what it means precisely.
Spicy specifications
Making sense of several solutions for design decisions aimed to help our community.
Token operations
Defining transforms into a specification.
Ondark virus
While it might seem intuitive at first, naming your tokens this way is bad for your health.
Keeping You On Your Zs and Qs
From the standards bodies to the FDA to the airwaves, the weird processes that go into naming prescription drugs—and why so many use relatively obscure letters, like Z and X.
Against atomic design
There's something about it that is more harmful than helpful.
Tokens as intents
Naming your parts with purpose.
Spacing solved
Shifting traditional approaches to something more semantic.
最近の ECMAScript (JavaScript) に入ったやつをぐぐりたくても名前が分からないやつ
明確に読み書きできるやつは良いのです。 読み書きできないやつでぐぐりたいときに、 「これ英語で（日本語で）何ていうんだっけ？」 みたいなのが不定期で出てきて「あーなんて呼ぶか忘れたー」ってなります。 みなさんもありますよね？？ もうこれ以上忘れたくないのでメモ っておきました。 以下の見出しは「そうそうこういうやつなんだけど、それの名前を知りたい」レベルで逆引きできるものにしてあります。 ドットが3つ連続するやつ let a = { key1: 'val1', }; let b = { key2: 'val2', key3: 'val3', ...a, }; console.log(b); {key2: "val2", key3: "val3", key1: "val1"} この 展開 するやつです。 spread operator (or spread syntax) 日本語ではスプレッド演算子 ECMAScript 2015 から Spread syntax (...) - JavaScript | MDN The spread (...) syntax allows an iterable, such as an array or string, to be expanded in places … developer.mozilla.org 展開するので spread って覚えた 文脈によって 残り 全部受け取る、みたいに使うところでは、 rest parameter と呼びます。
Please, keep it simple
I really feel like Microsoft turned a corner a few years ago, and I've been impressed with their decision-making for a while. Windows Phone? Pretty neat, actually. "Authentically digital" interfaces? A thousand times yes. Simplified Windows 8 branding? Completely agree. Their decision to simplify their application line-up is another smart move. Your Windows Live ID is now just your Microsoft account; Windows Live Mail is just Mail; Zune Music Player is just Music. And so on. Just as they're re