

sup is like Facebook Messenger, but for the fediverse.
Connect all of your fediverse accounts on one app, and connect with people on other platforms or protocols, like IRC.
It's also going to be fully open source, and modular with a simple plugin system to add support for other fediverse platforms and more.
A universal, open, federated messenger.
Built by @PixelFed ✨
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Ah, I see that Apple is using "very low adoption of home screen web apps" as a justification to entirely remove home screen web apps. Web apps, by the way, only have a very low adoption because Apple strategically half-implements broken versions of the open standards which define their behavior. Web apps behavior is well-specified and fully viable on other platforms, but... Apple wouldn't get a cut of the revenue.
This is kind of the entire goal of the DMA.
https://9to5mac.com/2024/02/15/ios-17-4-web-apps-european-union/
All right folks, it's time. #React et al. are once again in #WebDev crosshairs with big essays flying back and forth touting the pros or the cons of this whole approach.
Well here's my entry for @vanilla, and it's a doozy! 😅
“The Great Gaslighting of the JavaScript Era”
> The age of frontend JavaScript frameworks eating the web world didn’t happen simply because some well-meaning developers found great DX. It happened because we were fed a line.
https://www.spicyweb.dev/the-great-gaslighting-of-the-js-age/
Sometimes it seems like accessibility experts and other web professionals hate JavaScript. This might be true for some, but most understand that JavaScript can be useful for improving UX and even accessibility. JavaScript solutions are often more accessible than their pure HTML or CSS counterparts.