These assholes https://www.openui.com/ did not do any due diligence before choosing a name.
The only Open UI that counts is https://open-ui.org/
All the things web. Created and curated the Web Rebels conference. Might run it again.
Staff Engineer for web in Vend Market Places. We build the web platform which we build our market places (finn.no, blocket.se, dba.dk and tori.dk) on.
These assholes https://www.openui.com/ did not do any due diligence before choosing a name.
The only Open UI that counts is https://open-ui.org/
🗓️ Mark your calendars: @localfirstconf is happening this July 12-14 in Berlin
https://www.localfirstconf.com
We will definitely be there! If sync engines, P2P, conflicts and data ownership pique your interest, you’ll want to be there too.
We may even have a CouchDB & PouchDB surprise.
Check out the call for papers: https://cfp-2026.localfirstconf.com/local-first-conf-2026/cfp
The U.K. accelerates toward police state status, by requiring the equivalent of a license to read and speak online. Worse, it drastically undermines your personal security.
The US is moving this way, too. Wake up, people, because it's almost too late.

Take action! What’s the problem? The Government has proposed amendments to the Children Wellbeing and Schools Bill, which would give Ministers the power to restrict access to "internet services". This is supposed to give the Government the power to ban under 16s from social media but “internet services" is a very broad definition, which means any online platform can be included. The wording of the amendment means they could do this without even having to prove that these sites are harmful for children.
The core of this is spot on.
Though; Add Tauri as an alternative to Electron and one cover the gated mobile app segment as well.
⚠️ WRITE TO THE UK'S CMA BY TUESDAY 5pm ⚠️
Under the current proposal, Apple can keep iOS and iPhone functionality exclusive to its own apps and services.
If you want fair access to APIs for competing apps and browsers email 📧 [email protected]
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As someone which have been dealing in the Micro Frontend space for years I really enjoyed this interview with @develwithoutacause on how they do this at Google.

Scoped custom element registries allow using different custom elements with the same tag name (e.g. <fancy-button>).
No collisions!
✅ Embed multiple versions of the same lib
✅ Use 3rd-party libs without breakages
In Edge and Chrome 146!
Need it in other browsers? ➡️ https://github.com/web-platform-dx/developer-signals/issues/364