Link List

This web­site is a curat­ed col­lec­tion of type­faces that are avail­able under a vari­ety of free licences some­where on the inter­webs.

Com­mand line tool for ​“Can I Use …” and MDN Brows­er Com­pat Data.

The author finds using Chat­G­PT for pro­gram­ming to be a real pro­duc­tiv­i­ty boost, allow­ing for tai­lored code and speed­ing up work, and prefers using Chat­G­PT over GitHub CoPi­lot and Claude for gen­er­at­ing code, find­ing it more use­ful and famil­iar.

Unsec­tion is a web­site that offers inspi­ra­tion for var­i­ous web­site sec­tions. It is a good resource for find­ing the best web­site sec­tion for your web­site.

The Inter­net Archive is now home to 53 episodes of The Famous Com­put­er Café, a 1980s radio show about the new world of home com­put­ers.

Log­ging is essen­tial for leav­ing an audit trail of CMS events. Monolog is a log­ging library that ships with Craft CMS 4.

It con­trols and looks great, though the game was out­shined by its sequels.

An exper­i­ment in javascript-free syn­tax high­light­ing, made pos­si­ble by open­type con­tex­tu­al alter­nates and COLR table

Stack­Ex­change Q&A about the Asset class.

Tips for Keep­ing All Fron­tend Appli­ca­tions Secure

Terms and con­cepts use­ful for start­ing in 3D design/​modeling/​graphics.

Terms and con­cepts use­ful for start­ing in 3D design/​modeling/​graphics.

JSON Crack Edi­tor is a tool for visu­al­iz­ing into graphs, ana­lyz­ing, edit­ing, for­mat­ting, query­ing, trans­form­ing and val­i­dat­ing JSON, CSV, YAML, XML, and more.

You should know that in-app brows­er can and do lit­er­al­ly inject JavaScript into the web­sites you vis­it with them with track­ing scripts from the app you’re inside of. And that’s just one thing that sucks about them.

Seman­tic cus­tom prop­er­ties with @property just reached Base­line new­ly avail­able.

Clos­er than you think

By using CSS scroll-dri­ven ani­ma­tions you can ditch a whole bunch of JS. Can you ditch the GSAP library?

I’ve been for­mat­ting code by hand in VSCode for months because the twig auto-for­mat­ting was com­plete­ly bro­ken. Here’s how I got it work­ing at last!

Why do bad things hap­pen? Look at the math.

Reg­is­trar of Vot­ers Train­ing Pro­gram

A twen­ty-minute overview of Javascript Promis­es.

A deep dive into the per­for­mance impli­ca­tions of using Google Fonts (good and bad) and whether self-host­ing is bet­ter.

An open source pay­ments switch writ­ten in Rust to make pay­ments fast, reli­able and afford­able — Pay­ments 101 for a Devel­op­er · juspay/​hyperswitch Wiki

Learn how to use three CSS prop­er­ties to over­ride font met­rics and min­i­mize lay­out shifts dur­ing font load.

A tool that brings atten­tion and under­stand­ing to how col­or con­trast can affect peo­ple with dif­fer­ent visu­al impair­ments.

The ​“Promis­es” API is a sur­pris­ing­ly tricky part of mod­ern JavaScript. With­out the right con­text, it doesn’t make much sense at all! In this tuto­r­i­al, you’ll build an intu­ition for how Promis­es work by get­ting a deep­er under­stand­ing of JavaScript and its lim­i­ta­tions.

Icon­ic font aggre­ga­tor, col­lec­tion, & patch­er: 9,000+ glyph/​icons, 60+ patched fonts: Hack, Source Code Pro, more. Pop­u­lar glyph col­lec­tions: Font Awe­some, Octi­cons, Mate­r­i­al Design Icons, and more

P5JS does­n’t offer native SVG sup­port, there is how­ev­er a way to run P5 in an ​‘SVG’ mode using zenozeng’s SVG run­time. Run­ning P5 in this SVG mode also requires a lot of inter­ac­tion with the DOM, which we’ll dis­cuss in this post.