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With the boom of JavaScript frameworks and legends-come-true like the new CSS parent selector, we’ve borne witness to an explosion of new technologies and ways to build for the web. But what tradeoffs have we made for all these new bells and whistles?
articleI found a useful trick for achieving the long-standing design of Level 2 Headings across my website.
noteRather than remove CSS from my website manually on CSS Naked Day, I have employed a short JavaScript function to perform the check for me.
articleCSS Naked Day has come and gone for this year, but I’ll be making it a point to participate for many years to come.
articleI’m still auto-generating ShortURLs for each of my posts using Tantek Çelik’s NewBase60, but in a much more organised fashion and leaning into the JavaScript-based ecosystem of Eleventy.
articleA short tale about how GitHub Copilot generated some “real” data about my website.
articleHere’s a handy CSS technique to make sure your content isn’t obscured by the pesky notch that seems to be present on many phones these days, and it probably already fits nicely into your existing codebase!
articleI was just working on some styling changes to my website and fell into a rabbit hole on URLs, the <mark> element and :target pseudo-class, and ended up writing an animation as a handy technique for drawing the reader’s attention.
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The best I’ve ever had, made by my Mum every Thanksgiving and Christmas, and always gone faster than you’d hoped.
recipeHappy to announce that I’ve released version 1.0.0 of Eleventy Cache Webmentions! Although it introduces some breaking changes for earlier versions, 1.0.0 makes it a lot easier to attach Webmentions to your pages as data using eleventyComputed. Check out my…
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