Web Weekly #130 (#blogPost) π
Guten Tag! Guten Tag! π Do you know how ARIA live regions work? Or do you sometimes struggle to center text vertically? Or want to get started with [...]
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Guten Tag! Guten Tag! π Do you know how ARIA live regions work? Or do you sometimes struggle to center text vertically? Or want to get started with [...]
If you want to be a good web citizen, you might be aware of the target="_blank" security issue. In the old days, when you linked to a site and wanted [...]
Guten Tag! Guten Tag! π Do you know how to track long animation frames that are responsible for a poor INP score? Have you used the text-emphasis CS [...]
Guten Tag! Guten Tag! π Did you know that you can apply padding to img elements? Or that AbortSignals have a timeout method? Or why can you use clas [...]
When I started coding, Sublime was the editor of choice. It was lightweight, fast and ... drum rolls ... had the minimapβ’. The minimap made the editor [...]
I've been doing Angular development lately, and as with any single-page app, the "Let's do everything in JS" approach breaks basic web functionality. [...]
Here's Temani Afif once again doing what he does best: creating wild single-element tricks. What's on this time? The preview below shows the article's [...]
Guten Tag! Guten Tag! π How could you use the new CSS @scope to create encapsulated component styles? What does the quotes CSS property do? And when [...]
If you take the time to create content online, you probably want people to read it. It doesn't have to go viral, but it'd be nice if some folks read i [...]
Disclaimer: I don't have the answer to this hefty post title, but Jacob Kaplan-Moss just woke me up to think about life. So, let's blog about it. Why [...]
Bun 1.1 was released, and of course, "Everything's faster" β again. Fun fact: the runtime added a native stringWidth method to evaluate character widt [...]
How do you evaluate your software's doing what it's supposed to do? Do you test all your app's possible cases, branches and states? I don't, at least [...]
Guten Tag! Guten Tag! π When will align-content work in divs? Does the new popover attribute improve accessibility? And why does margin: auto work o [...]
I can't tell you how many times I've discussed whether and when links should or shouldn't open a new tab. It's one of those topics that is impossible [...]
I'll definitely reference the following blog post in the future. Kitty Giraudel describes when to use disabled and aria-disabled. Ready? Because here [...]
Kyle Shevlin blogged about his belief in detailed atomic commits at work. On the contrary, he changes entire projects with a single commit in side pro [...]
How often do you set margin on absolute positioned elements? I rarely do it and might even say I've never done it. I mean, the whole point of absolute [...]
I love a good list! Especially when it comes to design stuff, I've no clue what I'm doing. I'm just looking around copying how everybody else solve a [...]
Guten Tag! Guten Tag! π Do you know that flexbox comes with safe and unsafe alignment? Would you use container query units for fluid type? And how m [...]
You know the problem: you want to reuse custom properties in media queries but can't. :root { --width: 20em; } /* this doesn't work :/ */ @media (m [...]
Guten Tag! Guten Tag! π What's the status of Apple's PWA disaster? Should you self-host everything to avoid serverless horror stories? And what do y [...]
Here's a quick tip from the excellent vscode.email newsletter: VS Code allows you to mark files as readonly. When would you use it? Many applications [...]
I have the constant urge to "do stuff". My to-do and idea lists are endless collections of things I'd love to do one day. But there's a problem β my s [...]
Guten Tag! Guten Tag! π Do you know the sudo command has a cute logo? Or how executables are structured? Or how color spaces work on the web? Turn o [...]
htmx has been pretty loud lately because it moves functionality, like swapping out DOM elements into declarative HTML. Love it or hate it, I think it' [...]