Liquid Glass 2.0 in CSS (Aquaโs Revenge) ๐
When Apple first unveiled the Liquid Glass design language last year, I went on record as being hugely excited about this shift away from 2010s-era โf [...]
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When Apple first unveiled the Liquid Glass design language last year, I went on record as being hugely excited about this shift away from 2010s-era โf [...]
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When I started work on the Willamette theme for Bridgetown (a Ruby-based web framework), I knew I wanted to provide the user developing their new Brid [...]
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is the image format for the web that isnโt raster (aka pixel-based) like JPEG and PNG. Itโs vector-based as the name im [...]
For two years now weโve been covering the circuitous path wending its way towards getting a Pinterest-style layout mode into CSS (often called โmasonr [...]
Before I describe the two different paradigms for enhancing HTML tags, letโs first explain what it means to enhance an HTML tag. Iโll use the <form> t [...]
In a past life, I wrote an article called HTML is a Serialized Object Graph and That Changes Everything which made the case why understanding the decl [...]
As someone who has worked extensively on codebases using TypeScript, as well as codebases using JavaScript, I am here to inform you: I greatly prefer [...]
Hot take: the killer feature of htmx which transforms it from a nice lilโ opinionated DSL for HTML-based reactivity to a powerhouse full-stack framewo [...]
Previously on That HTML Blog, I wrote about a new library I released called Reciprocate. The TL;DR is that it lets you add signal-based reactivity (bo [...]