Never* send JavaScript to do a media or container query's job 😫 * Or rather it should never be your go-to default solution
Oh dear, I'm back onboard the idea train
🎁 It's time for the 2024 CFP for 12 Days of Web! Get your selections in quick - authors will be notified by November 10, articles are due December 5! New to the series? Check out the past three years: #css #html #javascript image
Turns out the new gig does in fact involve writing, discussing, and thinking about #CSS all day 🥰 PS - It's also given me the opportunity to join the CSSWG! 🥳 What issues do you currently have an eye on?
🎉 Excited to share that as of today I've joined the Adobe Spectrum CSS team as a Senior Design Engineer! I'm so looking forward to this opportunity to work with folks who care about creating high quality front-end experiences and the ultra unique ability to center focus on #CSS! 💗
I'm learning that a hard thing for folks to accept about web components is that they are just codifying *existing web capabilities* We've been so conditioned that framework components twist things to fit invented APIs that we've genuinely lost touch with how the web actually exists 😫 This leads to unwarranted fear that to adopt even one web component is equivalent to taking on a burden equivalent to a new JS framework, including performance hits.
what password manager has the brightest future? (Yes I know I should have done this a very long time ago, spare me the lecture!)