Server Mono still needs a lot of work, so I added a fonts tab to make it easier to test Server Mono against other options like one of my favorites, SFMono Square.

A digital bioluminescence theme for those who love old sci-fi consoles, or wish to feel the presence of something glowing beneath the sea

I added code blocks with line numbers, resolved some z-index bugs, and made it possible to trigger modals from dropdown menus

notes on my q4 — updates for my fund, studio, and self

thanks for following my work and supporting the dream we have

No grain edit or filter, grid on, alignment updated, It is very nice that SFMono Square has consistent character spacing

Hi there, new Internet Development Studio Company website. Open source. Have fun.

A new U-571 Code Red theme for those intense moments, using Geist Mono

Improved the sizing of our single border and double border cards, hope you enjoy

Keeping it simple with single line, double line, and gradient dividers.

Today marks version 1 of my monospace explorations, sacred[dot]computer. Thanks for all of the support and fun. If you have any requests, feel free to reach out.

Good luck in the new year :-)

It might be the last career run for us human webmasters, but I will always love making a website, and I’ll make my last stand with this Icebreaker from Serene Industries.

I had some fun testing a table component where the values frequently change

As version one approaches, it’s fun to work on layout components, like this draggable sidebar.

Should we design a monospace terminal styled iMessage?

I added popovers that adjust position when the user scrolls

Similar in function to the gradient loading bars, I added progress bars with customizable fill characters.

Inspired by IRSSI and iMessage, I used components from the library to create a sample messaging app interface

Raw screenshot, unedited, my tribute to the Application System 400 (AS/400) with the Kirkland Signature theme, as seen at my local Costco.

It is easy to make these using the component repository, please send me any other systems you enjoy!

As requested, Departure Mono, Fira Code, Fragment Mono, Commit Mono, Iosevka Term and TX-02 Berkeley Mono previews have been added for you to play with

As a fan of old Unix documentation, I added a simple Drawer component you could use for a short tutorials index or quick references.

Here is a “just for fun” example of Snake made using canvas in our library. When the component is out of focus it pauses the game.

Inspired from what I saw on the terminal at a local Costco, I created a Kirkland Signature Console Theme which ended up looking like the Matrix based on the colors they used.

A tribute to Blade Runner 2049 and the Denabase UI work by Territory Studio

An example file system with the AS/400 Kirkland Signature Theme, grid on, no filter

This morning I was humbled by a min-width and mobile safari bug where arbitrary font sizes on a screen would be enlarged, getting through it reminded of the old days of writing front-end in 2012

Dear webmaster,

If you feel like you’re about to embark on a daunting, herculean website, and fear that it could all be meaningless, don’t worry—I believe in you and your ability to be better every day. Just keep walking the path and ship it. Ship everything

As a fan of the old critical error message screens we used to see on PCs, I added some components that hopefully give a similar feeling.

The library now includes a TreeView component, designed to help render file systems. It supports tab focus, show and hide functionality for folders.

Adding radio buttons, double bordered cards, and I am getting close to finishing all form components

Our studio has a new diagraming tool. Here, I’ve recreated a diagram by Christopher Alexander.

Added a card component to help complete the terminal aesthetics of the library

My tribute to Brian Wyvill’s UI work on Alien 1979

My protégé, Elijah, is about to drop his first software product.

Inspired by Bad Bishop, one of the best bars in Seattle, I added a Chess component to showcase the situation it’s named after, along with a cool one-turn checkmate after an en passant.

I added a text area component that automatically resizes, it supports auto play and a caret that can be moved around with arrow keys.

Happy holidays, here are some drop-down menus that remind me of a different time

Here’s a generic table component that, in hindsight, should have been in version 1. In addition here are startups I’ve had the privilege to invest in over the past 2 years. Grateful for the journey and excited for 2025 🤝

I added a date picker component, inspired by historic MS-DOS

Previews of the IRSSI inspired iMessage and modal components, using the digital bioluminescence theme.

Well, my mind is pretty blown by how easy it is to run DeepSeek-R1:32B and Qwen2.5-Coder:32B offline on my MacBook Pro (M3 Pro). Each model is only 19GB in size.

This opens up so many possibilities…

SRCL has been a fun exploration into terminal aesthetics on the web. I love sharing open source and I hope SRCL is able to help you achieve your app goals too. 

Also shout out to Vercel for making Geist Mono and being the hosting provider.

To have some fun, I added a canvas component for making a simple platformer to the library for you to extend

There is now a theme menu along with a new green theme

I am happy with how the first revision of form components turned out, both on the page and in a modal

I spent an evening addressing the feedback on aligning card titles and borders more precisely to the grid. I believe it’s improved optically—let me know what you think?

A small detour from my design posts.

Yesterday I prototyped a local offline agent that refines its implementation & memory when idle. I wanted it to work offline so the agent could be improved from anywhere.

Next I’d like to implement parsing issues & submitting pull requests.

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