improving nested menus interactions uses a "prediction cone" to... prevent accidentally selecting items when moving a pointer to the nested menu details belowshow more

nested menu + super-hover!

if you're building a tree component, avoid dead zones... for nested itemsshow more

Nested menu animation ✨ Built with Motion

Account Switcher WIP. Prediction cone stays anchored to the... trigger so it doesn’t spill into other items as the account list growsshow more

In this week's release, we've added support for images... in Notes! We've also removed the 5 note limit on the free plan. Plus: ↕️ Drag to reorder list items ☑️ ⌘-click to check nested items 🙈 Hide While Screen Sharing is back (macOS 27) Enjoy! 👉show more

When you ask Claude to run tasks in parallel,... it starts a nested session for each one. Each reports its result back into your main session when it's done, so the main thread stays readable.show more

My new DS uses a technique I call: Concentric... Scaling. Every nested element shares a center with the container's sides, keeping spacing perfectly aligned across every component size. The math comes from one number: the component's height.show more

💥 Introducing "Zapscape" (CVE-2026-64561) A Guest-to-Host Escape in KVM/x86... exploiting a UAF in the shadow MMU's recursive "ZAP" path. Can escape to the host on x86 public clouds that expose nested virtualization. A separate vulnerability from Januscape. If you match the vulnerable conditions, apply the patch immediately. Details:show more

every time i go to post my take on... :hover safety triangles for context menus, someone has just posted one... 🤦‍♂️ guess we're waiting again... it isn't a hard thing to implement though: - clip a pseudo element off the menu - use pointer delta instead of a timeoutshow more

Beckham Black uses a series of jab steps to... create space for the pull-up 3-pointer!show more

"w/o prediction cone" VS "w/ prediction cone"

I bet you've never noticed this ultra-cool but rather... complicated "cone of prediction" at the center of Windows context menus? It allows the system to predict that you're aiming for a flyout. Well, that's because Windows (at least in the old days) didn't do any such fanciness. It just uses a timeout of 400ms, and it's always worked pretty well. It's even adjustable (SPI_SETMENUSHOWDELAY) these days, but used to just be 80% of your double-click speed setting. So the faster your reflexes were - per that setting, at least - the shorter your menu flyout allowance. No cone needed. ( I stole this from a Raymond Chen hockey card that I keep tucked up in my 50 Mission Cap ).show more

HeroUI Native RC 4 just landed! 🚀 🆕 Introducing... SubMenu for nested menus 🎚️ Improved Slider Output composition 🐛 Fixes for PressableFeedback ripple & Bottom Sheet back handler Stable is almost knocking, stay ready 🚦show more

Create this layout using nested css grids and media... queries 💪show more

dog follows pointer + avoids collisions with no dependencies... - builds the page as a graph, more subdivisions towards the text for perf - dijkstra shortest pathshow more

Design Engineering Tip Consider letting textareas grow with the... content instead of introducing nested scrolling. It often creates a smoother writing experience and keeps forms easier to scan. CSS: textarea { field-sizing: content; }show more

prediction cone/safe triangle — this is something we take... so much for granted in modern day native UIs. but it's not the same for most web-based dropdown menus. it took me a while to implement this here. Amazon, macOS, Windows all implement some version of this.show more

Imagine that, a page with a single landing page... needing this many nested components, thank you react & next! "Achieving less by needing more®"show more

when hyunjin accidentally danced to gods menu during their... danceracha live few months before gods menu release 🤣🤣show more