Tech gems 👁️ #11: Love your tools, LLM in shell and accessibility
Adrien Zaganelli -
- ▶️ A love letter to your tools
- ▶️ "The perfect use case for LLM"
- ▶️ Accessibility: generate ID's to enforce accessibility
A love letter to your tools
The post discusses the importance of using tools and equipment that you genuinely enjoy using, as it can inspire creativity and lead to better results, whether it's a camera, a printer, or a digital tool like Notion.
"The perfect use case for LLM"
shell-ask on Github
GitHub - egoist/shell-ask: Ask LLM directly from your terminal
Ask LLM directly from your terminal. Contribute to egoist/shell-ask development by creating an account on GitHub.
Did you never asked yourself "Is there any change in the api in since the last commit ?". Well this question can now be instantly solved by AI with tools like "sell-ask" (tweet)
Accessibility: generate ID's to enforce accessibility
Enforcing accessibility best practices with automatically-generated ids
Enforcing Accessibility Best Practices with Automatically-Generated IDs
One of the best things about design systems is you can create components that have design, development, accessibility, responsive, performance, etc best practices baked right into them. By taking care of the boring stuff, users of the design system don't have to think about (or at least think as har
Brad Frost discusses a method for automating ID generation to ensure accessibility best practices in form fields, using the 'shortid' library to create unique IDs and maintain accessible user experiences.
