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  1. 12 hours ago
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    16 hours ago

    works with translation and language directionality's toooooooo

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  3. Aug 27
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    Aug 26

    I wrote up a first draft @\scope spec today… NOTE: This is an Editor's Draft only, which means the CSSWG expressed interest, but hasn't yet approved it as an official specification on the standards track. It could change dramatically.

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  5. Aug 27
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  6. Aug 26

    "By putting content first and allowing that content to adapt to whatever space surrounds it, we can create more robust, flexible designs that increase the longevity of our products." —

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  7. Aug 26
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  8. Aug 26

    Excellent example here by showing how learning something new can lead to interesting new projects and ideas. Plus, the generator is such a great resource!

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  9. Aug 25
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  10. Aug 25

    Apparently, LinkedIn has a front-end development quiz. The answers are listed here That's not to ruin anything, it's fun to learn from both the questions and the answers. And of course do little "Well, actually..."ies in your head going through the list

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  11. Aug 25

    Stealing Game Animation Techniques to Engage Users at shares the ultimate resource for animation inspiration on video games sites: the games themselves.

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  12. Aug 23

    Detecting Media Query Support in CSS and JavaScript

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    Aug 21

    CSS Gradient Shadow 😎 A pseudo-element, sized and positioned within the container, offset + scaled with transforms, then blurred with filters demo

    a rounded, green to blue, rectangle with a green to blue shadow effect underneath, as if the colors of the surface of the rectangle are sent into the underlying shadow.
    ::before {
  content: '';
  position: absolute;
  inset: 0;
  background: linear-gradient(
    to right, 
    hsl(150 100% 50%), 
    hsl(190 100% 60%)
  );
  z-index: -1;
  transform: translateY(15%) scale(.85);
  filter: blur(30px);
}
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  14. Aug 19
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    Aug 19

    My second ever blog post on is now live - Using Nuxt and Supabase for a Multi-User Blogging App This project gave me the opportunity to dive back into as well as which I really enjoyed! Blog post: Code:

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    Aug 18

    Folks who write CSS: What `-webkit-` prefixes do you still use most often? I mean, which (if any) that you have to use to get things to work (not stuff a tool generates en masse). Are there any `-webkit-` prefixed properties that you most want to have as real CSS properties?

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    🚨 Add a custom color to your forms in 1 line of CSS: INTRODUCING the accent-color property!! `accent-color: pink`= pink checkboxes, radio buttons, sliders, etc. Landing in: Chromium 93 (Aug 31) Firefox 92 (Sept 7) Read: Try it:

    All of the colors and swap of colors
    Accent-color demo
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  18. Aug 13

    There are 253 Unicode arrows.

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  19. Aug 13

    "Basically, any time you run across some cool front-end thing, there might be an opportunity to make an interactive generator for that thing." —

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  20. Aug 12
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