2024-03-27 18:52:41
Am I imagining things, or are there features in web browsers’ developer tools to detect synthesized / faux font weights? #webdev #WebDevelopment #CSS
Am I imagining things, or are there features in web browsers’ developer tools to detect synthesized / faux font weights? #webdev #WebDevelopment #CSS
I just don't know if it's possible for me to stop watching this video. #webdev…
Any idea how to make <details> render as open in CSS (need it for print)?
#webdev #a11y #accessibility
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I just don't know if it's possible for me to stop watching this video. #webdev…
I got tricked into clicking on this article. But there is a pretty cool scrolling animation in it.
#webDev #scrollingAnimation
Wow reading this thread makes my front-end blood boil: “How to handle lack of respect towards frontend teams?” #WebDev
Some websites use a footer menu and ALSO load more content when you scroll to the bottom. The result being that you know the menu is there but every time you see it, it moves further away.
Am I wrong to want designers of these websites to be dropped in the ocean?
#webdev
what's your best practices for messaging on a website update / rolling release / maintenance window?
UI pop-up that says the maintenance is soon / right now?
some way to quiet down the operations prior to the cut-over (if incompatible)?
all those crazy "we'll keep the old DB up and the new schema and backfill" things?
sometimes things can upgrade in place, a node at a time
sometimes the connections are never fully... drained...
maybe you could per-user feature flag upgrade them to the new flow...
#webdev #cluster #scalability
Introduction to Components
part of The Framework Field Guide
#webdev
This video cracked me up 😂
#webdev #javascript
#webdev folks, do you have any recent data on effectiveness of CSS/JS minification? (vs just gzip/brotli)
Mam wrażenie, że #obsranie przeglądarek to nieunikniony skutek wzrostu popularności.
Dawno temu, kiedy bawiłem się trochę w WebDev, #Microsoft miał monopol ze swoją przeglądarką #InternetExplorer. Ni…
It's a me problem, right?!
#humblebundle #webdev #PleaseMakeSureYourNavigationWorks
I gotta say as a frontend dev, Builder.io is killing it in the CMS game right now. They're doing everything a headless drag-drop CMS should be.
#builderio #nextjs #webdev
@… I don't know who you are and I wanted to praise you for color choices, but now all I want is to know your address and pay you a visit 6:00 in the morning with my sad friends.
Jokes aside though, great idea to mess with us readers ;)
#webdev<…
A browser extension to visualize the DOM (document object model) of any web page as a 3D model
#webdev
A common talking point of CSS & separation of concerns is the idea that you can just swap out the CSS for different CSS to have a whole new design.
That’s neat and all, but the real-world need is the opposite: the HTML changes ALL. THE. TIME. Write your CSS so it works with changing content.
#css #webdev
It's a me problem, right?!
#humblebundle #webdev #PleaseMakeSureYourNavigationWorks
Setting up Auth0 is harder then I thought. #webdev https://auth0.com/docs/get-started/architecture-scenarios/spa-api
“I would argue that in some ways, MT in 2004 was better software than WordPress is TODAY.”
I have done a bunch of freelance work over the years and I’ve always stayed away from WordPress - a WP installation always ends with installing a bunch of plugins that don’t quite work together, and you get a fragile mess that breaks if you look at it wrong.
#WebDev
Storybook is the rock tumbler of UI components.
#webdev
not so much a programmer and more of a data structure sommelier.
#webdev #programming
I just discovered the websites made by @… and they are, in a word, amazing! If you're a Star Trek fan, or a webdev, go and have a play, it's awesome.
https://www.mewho.com/
It feels like #enshittification is an inevitable result of browsers gaining popularity.
Back in the old days, when I was still doing some WebDev, #Microsoft had a monopoly with its #InternetExplorer. It really sucked because they didn't care about web standards. For me, it meant testing my website under #Mozilla, #Opera (back when it used the Presto engine) and then adding awful hacks to make it work under IE (Safari was practically nonexistent in Poland). But the remaining browsers had their small foothold.
Then came #Google with its #Chrome, and we were really enthusiastic about it. Little did I know what was to come later. After all, it was a reasonably portable browser, with an open source engine, that followed standards. On top of that, it had a good chance of ending Microsoft's monopoly — and that was great news, because it meant that one day we wouldn't have to worry about compatibility with IE.
So there came a time when Chrome took over a major share of the browser market. Microsoft replaced IE with Edge. Eventually all the main browsers were using WebKit, Blink or a related engine which made life easier for WebDevs. Mozilla's small market share diminished even further.
Then things went to shit. Google showed its true colors, and abused its monopolist position in every possible way. Standards compliance ended up meaning very little, when the monopolist controls the standards. Being open source helps but there's only as much that volunteers can do when dealing with a corporate giant.
One positive aspect of this is that as GAFAM keeps shooting at their feet, Firefox started gaining popularity again. And it's a much better browser than it used to be back in the day. And what happens next?
Of course, as soon as Mozilla notices they're gaining market share, they're starting their own enshittification. Instead of embracing the users who appreciate what Firefox is right now, they are being greedy and trying to lure more people with buzzwords. This isn't going to end well.
Tidal releases a web SDK for app developers!
#music
Tidal releases a web SDK for app developers!
#music