Bookmarks
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You no longer need JavaScript
So much of the web these days is ruined by the bloat that is modern JavaScript frameworks. React apps that take several seconds to load. NextJS sites that throw random hydration errors. The node_modules folder that takes up gigabytes on your hard drive. It’s awful. And you don’t need it.
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Astro Integrations Explained
If you’ve ever used Astro, you will no doubt have come across Astro’s integration system. You can think of integrations like plugins: They’re pieces of code that add new functionality and behavior to your project.
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View transitions: Handling aspect ratio changes
When folks ask me for help with view transition animations that “don't quite look right”, it's usually because the content changes aspect ratio. Here's how to handle it.
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A practical guide to using shadow DOM
I think it’s finally time to start thinking about incorporating shadow DOM into our everyday workflows.
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Inline conditionals in CSS?
Last week, the CSS WG resolved to add an inline if() to CSS. But what does that mean, and why is it exciting?
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Why are websites embarrassing?
[...] the baseline for modern book design is pretty high. This made me wonder why the same isn’t true for websites.
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Single Div Drawings with CSS
As a web designer, CSS is my medium and so I challenged myself to learn all I could about it and to explore and experiment with its limits.
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Front-end development is like…
…so many other industries. Yet, I find that working in front-end development still places a heavy emphasis on one person — or very few people — doing the job.
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daedalOS
A desktop environment built in the browser using NextJS. -
Git : pourquoi écrire des commits atomiques ?
Beaucoup de personnes, par simplicité, créées des commits contenant l’ensemble de leurs modifications. Pourtant procéder ainsi peut poser de nombreux soucis. C’est pourquoi il est souvent recommandé d’écrire des commits atomiques.