Loops, ATRT, and OSS
A gentle rant on the topic of libraries that run as Elixir applications and why that's an anti-pattern for library design.
How to set up CI workflows on Tangled for Elixir, with specific Elixir and Erlang versions, and a PostgreSQL service.
Kicking off a little side project for automatically discovering content through blog post feeds and syncing to atproto and standard.site.
Everything JS knows, now CSS knows.
A description of HRW/rendezvous hashing and the HRW elixir library.
Try the latest <color-input> concept (I think it's hella rad) ⚓️ anchor() progressive enhancement 🤖 workers for color compute 🙈 new animations & interactions 🎨 gamut boundaries, mapping, stretching ☯️ contrast scores & much more QA and comment on GitHub if you may.
このブログに対するライセンスの変更とその背景について
Just yesterday OSS community (me included) found a new topic to reflect on.
Learn how to patch NPM dependencies with pnpm patch to fix issues with your project.
Learn how to patch NPM dependencies with pnpm patch to fix issues with your project.
I'm happy to share that gradient.style is out of beta and: has been Open Sourced finally supports multiple background layers Open to feedback and comments 🙂
A browser with "Design Tools" 🤘🏻
James Garbutt explains e18e, the community initiative focused on improving JavaScript package performance across the entire npm ecosystem.
How to use OpenID Workload Identity Tokens with Fly.io.
After many iterations, submissions and cycles of feedback, we're excited to share the communities logo result.
CSS4 RFC is live and ready for community feedback! The CSS4 Community Group has been meeting weekly to categorize every CSS feature into CSS3, CSS4, and CSS5. Yep, you read that right, CSS5. Curious what features are in each bucket? The RFC has it all laid out. Disagree with a ca…
Some much needed updates are ready for y'all!
Kinda nice to ditch a JS file in this instance.
I made a brutalist noise experience with Svelte, PartyKit, audio streams, gradients and blend modes. Jason and I go through the code, giggle, and cause some visual chaos.
Christoph Nakazawa discusses his journey from shepherding major OSS projects like Jest, Yarn, and Metro to building his new gaming venture Athena Crisis.
Made my first commit to the HTML Spec for the scrollend event.
Announcing Chrometober ! Just like Designcember but hauntd! Checkout the blog post Building Chrometober by Jhey for lots of great details about the process.
Announcing Designcember ! We on the Chrome Team use the site as a place to both test new web features all combined together, but also to showcase content from our team and others around the web. Checkout the blog post Building Designcember for lots of juicy details.
Announcing open-props.style 350 ✨ free ✨ CSS variables
Announcing conic.style Grab n' go beautiful and unique conic-gradient s.
Announcing transition.style Grab n' go (dont even need the lib) clip-path animations
Made my first commit to a CSS Spec .
Released Slyd ! < slyds > < slyd > < h1 >Slide 1</ h1 > < h2 >subtitle</ h2 > </ slyd > ... </ slyds > Scroll snap powered, parallax featured, bi-directional slide framework.
VisBug was made open source! Plus an interactive tutorial website that looks like a bunch of artboards that need fixed. Watch the announcement at Chrome Dev Summit 2018.
Released Kung Fury ! A syntax highlight theme.
Released blingbling.js ! import $ from "blingblingjs" ; Micro-library of shorthands for DOM selection, events, and attribute manipulation in a super minimal ES module.
Released roving-ux.js ! import { rovingIndex } from "roving-ux" ; rovingIndex ({ element : document .querySelector ( "#carousel" ) , }); User's shouldn't need to tab through each item in a list to see the next list Providing keyboard list UX should be easy Maintaining the last fo…
Released ragrid.css ! < section grid = "columns" vertically-aligned = "bottom" >…</ section > Works like auto-layout: Capable of 12-column layouts, packery, & masonry Uses recognizable attributes instead of classes Perfect for components 528 bytes gzipped An intrinsic f…