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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New leader in the tokenizer tests : romainmenke.github.io/css-tokenizer-
github.com/keithamus/cssl by
Very nice that there are now multiple high quality tokenizers for CSS, each tuned to different priorities 🎉
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I played around with Volar yesterday evening. It is ridiculously impressive.
They haven’t launched, but they are quietly building the most impressive set of language service tools I have ever seen since VSCode itself.
volarjs.github.io
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Does anyone know why support for the type argument in attr() never shipped in a single browser?
Was it a performance concern? Was it a perceived lack of interest?
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I want to be a developer like .
It’s gonna take time, hard work, and a lot of maturity.
But I’m determined.
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And by kaput, I mean where they started having issues with flashes of unstyled content and static extraction via usage?
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I used to know this, and now I don’t. Could someone explain to me why Stitches and similar CSS-in-JS libraries went kaput because of changes to React?
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Unfortunately and unexpectedly got the news this morning that I have been part of a big layoff.
Officially looking for a job.
If someone is looking for a staff/senior engineer focused on frontend, remote/NYC please get in touch or send them my way.
RTs for reach appreciated.
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Semantic HTML is the foundation of the inclusive Web.
Learn HTML. If you develop websites or web applications, learn HTML. Whether you’re a front-end or a back-end dev, and no matter what framework you use, learn HTML. And get good at it.
HTML is great.
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Safari on visionOS ignores `:hover` rules and provide its own hover effects on “interactive regions” which it deduces by the markup.
In other words: semantic, accessible HTML is being relied on by the most advanced consumer AR/VR device in 2023.
blog.jim-nielsen.com/2023/thoughts-10
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Wow! Okay, passing it on. This seems pretty important.
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One thing I wish someone told me: fitness, the kind that is substantial for my working body, takes years. (Not days or weeks)
I’ve been focusing on it since early 2020 and I can really feel the difference in even my mental capacity since embedding a practice in my life.
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Markup is amazing. HTML, JSX, all those things.
I can use it like a canvas: <Flex>, <p class="text-lg">, or <div style="...">.
I can use it like an inventory: <ul><li>, <article>, or <dialog>.
I can mix & match the mental models; make it alone or with others. It is cool stuff.
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Felt like a calm time to share that Tailwind genuinely helps people, and I am so genuinely glad for that.
Dev is hard.
I expect all of the folks who make it, use it, or critique it are all imperfect. In my limited experience, most of them are pretty wonderful.
I love you is all.
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Charged Headress.
Charged Shirt.
Charged Trousers.
Okay, I’m all set.
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This will be a huge boon for the entire ecosystem.
Lightning delivers instant benefits of speed, but I also expect the Vite integration means CSS will be treated as an ever more equally powered module.
One way or by one name or another, all roads lead to Parcel.
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“The fundamentals of what makes a site accessible haven’t really changed. [..] But those fundamentals can sometimes be lost among all the noise that gets added, often unnecessarily, by modern-day frameworks.” —
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