Website is completely unusable in Safari; can't scroll.

Work in Chrome tho, and it looks great.. but if you want to share things with a larger audience it's probably not smart to use such experimental layouts.

And if you would have clicked on the OP's profile, you would see she only posts articles from Imaginary Cloud and also only upvotes articles from Imaginary Cloud. And if you look at the posters of those upvoted posts, you'll see they're all doing the same.

This is an obvious voting-ring. Reported.

Great look for Imaginary Cloud :)

Edit: Holy shit.. you only upvoted and commented on Imaginary Cloud stuff as well!

Looks good! But, opening the preferences/settings in a sidebar instead of a pop-up is a bit weird on macOS. Also had a bit of a hard time figuring out how to close it... swiping doesn't feel natural in this scenario.

TIL DN has a "Community Staff"...

These aren't "flavour of the month frameworks" tho (some of them aren't even frameworks).

"particularly if you're working with enterprise clients that require stable, well-developed systems"

All of these are stable, well-developed and established/proven frameworks/workflows that have been out there for years (except CSS-IN-JS, that's just bad practice).

Because it's a website inside a crappy wrapper.

"Why does design for children’s websites have to be so chaotic?"

"Honestly, I can’t answer that question, and maybe there is some research out there to explain why bright colours and patterns are a good thing."

Did you find research on the subject?

People are already complaining about the new design (especially people with large libraries; small mode is hidden) and the increased RAM usage that came with it (from an average 80mb to a whopping +/- 300MB).

"And it for sure will seize certain market share from Steam."

Wait, what? You do realise Arcade isn't available on PC and that most games on Steam won't run on Apple devices, right? They serve completely different audiences. And while the games on Arcade are okay-ish, they're still mostly mobile games. Stadia isn't even up and running yet, and everybody seems sceptical about it (for good reasons); there's a good change Google will kill it after a few years.. (https://killedbygoogle.com).

"We need some new content for the blog/google, can you guys come up with something?"