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A foun­da­tion­al overview of how to build col­or-adap­tive, respon­sive, and acces­si­ble mini and mega modals with the

?Van­JS (Vanil­la JavaScript): World’s small­est reac­tive UI frame­work

Learn how to build tooltips, menus, and more with the new popover API.

Spurred by last week’s ShopTalk I rolled out View Tran­si­tions here on my sta­t­ic Jekyll site. I hadn’t real­ized View Tran­si­tions for mul­ti-page apps (MPAs) and sta­t­ic sites are ready for test­ing behind a flag in Chrome 113 . View Tran­si­tions for MPAs are a fea­ture that’s high on my CSS wish­list, so I got to it. It took less than an hour to do, requires zero JavaScript, and two lines of CSS. I’m pleased with the results.

Final­ly this is pos­si­ble thanks to a workaround added to Tail­wind’s class sort­ing plu­g­in

This post explains lazy load­ing and the options avail­able to you when lazy load­ing video.

This ref­er­ence lists all the ele­ments we’ve intro­duced, and their attrib­ut­es. A few ele­ment-spe­cif­ic pre­sen­ta­tion attrib­ut­es are includ­ed, but the full ref­er­ence for pre­sen­ta­tion attrib­ut­es is the SVG Style Prop­er­ties list.

Apply­ing a shad­ow to a sticky page head­er when scrolling using the Inter­sec­tion Observ­er API.

Next Gen­er­a­tion Fron­tend Tool­ing

Make changes to your web­site while brows­ing it with an open-source web­site tem­plate so you can build native­ly editable web­sites and appli­ca­tions.

The View Tran­si­tion API allows page tran­si­tions with­in sin­gle-page apps, and will lat­er include mul­ti-page apps.

Open Web Com­po­nents pro­vides a set of defaults, rec­om­men­da­tions and tools to help facil­i­tate your Web Com­po­nent.

When try­ing to view a doc­u­ment in a File­Mak­er con­tain­er, I had to set a cook­ie first, as described in this GitHub issue.

Pythagore­an the­o­rem to the res­cue from the GSAP forums.

Demo of the ​‘goo’ fil­ter as shown in this video: https://​twit​ter​.com/​s​n​o​r​k​l​T​V​/​s​t​a​t​u​s​/​1​6​3​8​2​5​7​1​2​4​1​2​6​9​12522

This is a work­ing draft of a check­list to define a ​“gold stan­dard” for web com­po­nents that aspire to be as pre­dictable, flex­i­ble, reli­able, and use­ful as the stan­dard HTML ele­ments.

GitHub Code­spaces enables you to start cod­ing faster when cou­pled with dev con­tain­ers. Learn how to auto­mate a por­tion of your devel­op­ment envi­ron­ment by adding a dev con­tain­er to an open source project using GitHub Code­spaces.

The starter is built on top of Vite 4.x and pre­pared for writ­ing libraries in Type­Script. It gen­er­ates a hybrid pack­age — both sup­port for Com­mon­JS and ESM mod­ules.

Why vite is awe­some Before, when we devel­oped npm pack­ages, it involved A LOT of man­u­al… Tagged with npm, vite, type­script, javascript.

When your non-nerdy friends ask you to build a quick web­site: A free plat­form for build­ing sim­ple, ful­ly respon­sive one-page sites for pret­ty much any­thing.

An expla­na­tion of tem­plate, slot, and shad­ow.

Cre­ate dia­grams and visu­al­iza­tions using text and code.

SVG pro­vides a way to define how an ele­ment moves along a motion path. Paul Scan­lon shares how to use it by ani­mat­ing race cars in an infi­nite loop.

This file in the about­feeds repo will trans­form your raw-look­ing RSS feed into a styled doc­u­ment when users click on your feed icon. It will now include instruc­tions help­ing the user under­stand how to use feed icons across the web.

Quick­ly cal­cu­late any CSS selec­tor speci­fici­ty score along with expla­na­tions. With full sup­port for com­plex CSS selec­tors.

Adri­an Rosel­li shares an exam­ple of a respon­sive, acces­si­ble table along with a dis­cus­sion of the code and the deci­sions behind the code.

✨ Trigger.dev is an open-source plat­form that allows devel­op­ers to cre­ate event-dri­ven back­ground tasks direct­ly in their code.

Deploy Sta­t­ic, Node­JS, Svelte, React, Vue, Next, Nuxt, Astro, PHP, Rust, and more types of appli­ca­tions has­sle-free with auto­mat­ic reverse proxy and free SSL cer­tifi­cates.

A side-effect when show­ing scroll­bars on the web is that the lay­out of the con­tent might change depend­ing on the type of scroll­bar. The scroll­bar-gut­ter CSS prop­er­ty aims to give us devel­op­ers more con­trol over that. Works in Chrome and Fire­fox. No sup­port in Safari yet.

Did you miss Dot All in 2022 in Brook­lyn? Now you can catch up on the ses­sions you missed. You can’t replace meet­ing the peo­ple, unfor­tu­nate­ly.