Fixing full-bleed CSS đź”—
I’m a front-end developer not a medical practitioner. If you’re bleeding IRL visit the hospital and stop googling medical issues! The full-bleed layou [...]
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The modern app đź”—
Today I’m introducing the next generation of code editor. A modern app to satiate the needs of the discerning coder. We’re talkin’ blazing fast collab [...]
ARIA, anti-patterns, and you đź”—
Please take a minute to understand what ARIA is and is not. ARIA and especially the ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG) are commonly misunderstood. I [...]
Life is too short for lowercase ASCII đź”—
CSS is hard and it should be hard. For good reason: “CSS isn’t just a complex language, it’s one of the most advanced graphics, layout, and typesettin [...]
RSS Club #008: Duck duck, swan? đź”—
This is an RSS-only post, thank you for subscribing :) If you’re only here for web and tech talk you can skip this one! I rescued an animal today! Pro [...]
Apple deepfakes đź”—
Apple’s WWDC 2026 keynote was a snoozefest but one section left me rather perplexed. Early in the show Apple gave a performance about “child safety”. [...]
Are you standard.site? đź”—
Standard.site provides shared AT Protocol lexicons. Atproto is just spicy JSON and asymmetric cryptography. I’ve tried to explain atproto in more deta [...]
Challenge and opportunity đź”—
I am back! Ten days “offline”. For me that just means online without talking to anyone. My break came at a time of high industry (and personal) stress [...]
Google just spat in my face đź”—
It’s Google I/O week and this year’s theme is performative slop. Budding Googlers battle it out on stage vying for executive eyeballs. The prize? Exem [...]
Web whetstones đź”—
How do you stay sharp as a web developer and/or designer? I’ll share my advice below. I’m also looking for front-end folk to advise me too. What are y [...]
Surveys will continue until diversity improves đź”—
The web and tech industry is a veritable sausage party. We don’t need surveys to prove it but we have surveys to prove it. State of surveys have been [...]