Jonathan Neal

@jon_neal

I like you just the way you are.

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    8 mars 2016

    Happy International Women’s Day! I’m extremely thankful for and . They are developers & people I’m trying to be more like.

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    Either peerDependencies are stupid, or I’m too stupid to know how and when to use them. Maybe both.

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    🤔 styled-components adds `px` to unitless custom properties The issue with numerical variables in CSS is that certain properties require a unit - `font-size: 12` is invalid - `font-size: 12px` is valid But not sure it belongs at the library level Thoughts?

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    <plaintext> when I’m feeling self-destructive. <h> when I’m feeling rebellious. <p> when I’m feeling hydrated. <style> when I’m feeling inspired. <script> when I need money.

    If you were an HTML element, which one would you be? Please tag yourself below.
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    👏 NOT 👏 EVERYTHING 👏 NEEDS 👏 TO 👏 BE 👏 ABSTRACTED 👏

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    16 févr.

    I took some time to improve the "Why is esbuild fast?" section of the website, which was previously just a few sentences. This is why esbuild is faster than other bundlers, to the best of my knowledge:

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    For Node packages, I think M1 Mac users will somewhat do to Intel Mac users what Intel Mac users did to Windows command prompt users. When local testing isn’t possible it will slip, accelerating independent open source packages to the next lowest cross-platform Node version. 15?

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    ☝️ If you’re reading my original tweet, I was wrong about what CSS nesting could do. I quote-tweeted Tab’s correct response in a followup, but just in case you didn’t see that one, please don’t listen to this old me. 🙃

    So... I’ve been ruining your CSS for years. I’m sorry. I’ll fix it, with my deepest apologies to the PostCSS, React, NextJS communities, etc.
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    On the flip side, it seems like maybe everybody was getting this wrong. At least when I test in repls for Less, Sass, Stylis, etc.

    The following CSS: ``` body .foo { & + & { color: blue; } } ```
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    So... I’ve been ruining your CSS for years. I’m sorry. I’ll fix it, with my deepest apologies to the PostCSS, React, NextJS communities, etc.

    En réponse à @jon_neal
    & matches the nodes, plural, matched by the parent selector. So &+& makes just as much sense as .foo+.foo - in both cases, the sets of nodes on either side of the + are identical.
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    I’m a big advocate of the CSS Nesting specification. This is invalid because `&` works like `:scope`, but it also makes sense. What is the correct version of this?

    The following CSS: ``` .thing { & + & { /* style an adjacent thing */ } & ~ & { /* style all adjacent things */ } } ```
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  12. 14 févr.

    Move the web... sideways? 🙃

    The following JavaScript: ``` function NullElement() { return Reflect.construct(HTMLElement, arguments, new.target) } NullElement.prototype = Object.assign( Object.create(null), { nodeName: 'n-ll' } ) customElements.define('n-ll', NullElement) // usage: document.body.append(new NullElement) document.body.append(document.createElement('n-ll')) ```
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    Some recent esbuild updates: - There is now an official logo, pictured below. It's inspired by the fast forward symbol. - The built-in web server can now serve arbitrary files instead of only files generated by esbuild. You no longer need another web server for your HTML files.

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    When you press "escape" in a design tool with something selected, what do you expect to happen? (we'll add a setting in to choose either way)

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    You can now install the canary pre-release of beta 🚀 ``` npm install @stitches/react@0.1.0-canary.0 ``` Here's the migration guide:

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    I’m having a much better experience separating public facing types from functional code. I’m glad to have the option. I’m glad to not be shamed for it. Your mileage my vary.

    Seeing a lot of discussion recently about TypeScript vs JSDoc. Any reasons why you couldn't use *both* in a project? TypeScript files for interfaces and types, JS files (with JSDoc) for code.
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    API Survey — A third-party element has a generated class or attribute, exposed as a meaningful query selector. It is:

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    Y'ALL. It's really happening! : Define container queries in css-contain-3, editors L2 editors + Miriam"

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    There are methods in the Web Platform that are conceptually void, but still return a non-undefined value for convenience. Examples: - map.set() returns the Map - All legacy DOM manipulation methods, e.g. `element.insertBefore()` returns the inserted node What others are there?

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  20. 11 févr.

    Remember how easy it used to be to create server-side components? Why did we ever stop doing it this way? ...

    A tremendous and discouraging amount of Java, TLD, and JSP code.
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    Did you know? Because of: — I’m employed & love what I do. — I’m learning & sharing things years faster. — I’m a web developer. — I’m still happy doing this.

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