I particularly love how Amazon has evolved from a super high information dense webpage that sort of looks like a blog to basically a giant carousel that takes over the whole screen.… Read article “Museum of Websites”
This is a little reminder that there is a CSS property for helping control what happens to images as they scale up: image-rendering.
Ryan describes it like this:
I’m extremely excited to announce that the Vue Cookbook is officially in beta! For the past few months, the Vue team has been writing, and editing and accepting PRs from the community to build a new section of our docs called the Cookbook. Each recipe stands on its own, meaning that recipes can focus on one specific aspect of Vue or something that integrates with Vue, and do a small deep dive into that subject. We can then include more … Read article “The Vue Cookbook”
Allow me to get SUPER NITPICKY about what I like.… Read article “Screen Recording Utilities for macOS”
Let’s talk names.… Read article “Working Towards Better Naming”
In CSS, you might see a ruleset like this:
You’ve likely heard about and started using the usual stuff: arrow functions, let and const, rest and spread operators, and so on. One feature, however, that caught my attention is the use of default parameters in functions, which is now an official ES6+ feature. This is … Read article “Using Default Parameters in ES6”
Two months ago browser support for variable fonts was only 7%, but as of this morning, support was at over 60%. This means font variations is a usable technology right now.
Last year I asked, “Will we be flattening our HTML for CSS Grids?”