I’m so happy about that 😍

@sessionize.com #speaker

Call for Talks - T3chFest 2026 Propose a talk for T3chFest 2026. March 12 & 13, 2026

I have proposed a talk for @t3chfest.es 2026, go ahead and propose one using my link t3chfest.es/2026/en/call...

🚀 I built a system to collect feedback after my conf #talks.
It’s a #Angular project.

👉 Source code: github.com/marcopollacc...

You’ll also find a direct link to the live portal inside.
If you like the idea, a ⭐️ is always appreciated!

#opensource #webdev #frontend #javascript #conference #speaker

@marcopollacci/debouncing Simple debounce utility function. Latest version: 1.0.4, last published: 31 minutes ago. Start using @marcopollacci/debouncing in your project by running `npm i @marcopollacci/debouncing`. There are n...

Sometimes the simplest things are the most useful.
A #debounce library in 2025 might seem old-fashioned, but I hope it helps someone. Zero dependencies, with utilities to check status and cancel the debounce. I’d love to hear any feedback!

www.npmjs.com/package/@mar...

#javascript #typescript

A Friendly Introduction to SVG • Josh W. Comeau SVGs are one of the most remarkable technologies we have access to on the web. They’re first-class citizens, fully addressable with CSS and JavaScript. In this tutorial, I’ll cover all of the most…

A Friendly Introduction to SVG • Josh W. Comeau www.joshwcomeau.com/svg/friendly...

💎 Angular ESLint: prefer-control-flow rule Did you know you can use ESLint to enforce the built-in control flow syntax in Angular?

Angular ESLint: prefer-control-flow rule

#angular #frontend

One Line of CSS to Push Everything Else to the Background Modern CSS allows us to create interactive effects that used to seem possible only with JavaScript.  One of these is blurring out…

Oh! Damn 😓.. this is the correct link pollacci.blog/one-line-of-...

I really #love #css #power 😎

Read “One Line of CSS to Push Everything Else to the Background“ by Marco Pollacci on Medium: pollacci.blog/one-line-of-...

See my new #medium #article on pollacci.blog/my-first-tim...

Announcing Rolldown-Vite We are building the next generation of JavaScript tooling

Today we are excited to announce Rolldown-Vite: a technical preview of the version of @vite.dev entirely powered by the Rust stack we built over the past year (Oxc + @rolldown.rs)

voidzero.dev/posts/announ...

And this is the GitHub repo 🎉

github.com/marcopollacc...

But the design isn’t mine: it was created by Marco Tesselli former colleague of mine whom I truly want to thank for the great idea 🤩

Here is the link: rating.marcopollacci.it
Feel free to share your thoughts in comment!

I’ll be publishing the source code on GitHub soon

Hey folks!

A few days ago, I put online mine personal rating system that I’ll be using during my talks.

It’s built with the latest version of Angular, both on the frontend and backend, and it uses neonDB for data storage.

(continue..)

AMP 69: GDE Deep Dive: Building a Program That Developers Love by Dawid Ostrowski Welcome to a brand new episode of the Angular Master Podcast, where we explore the intersection of technology, community building, and developer relations. In this episode, I’m joined by Dawid Ostrowski, Head of Product Engagement in the Google Developer Ecosystem team, and former lead of the Google Developer Experts (GDE) program. Don’t miss out – explore the full platform here: https://goo.gle/google-for-developers We go deep into the world of global developer programs and uncover the key principles behind building a community that developers not only join—but genuinely love being part of. 🔍 What you’ll learn in this episode: • How the GDE program was scaled globally across dozens of countries • The true value proposition of developer advocacy and why it matters • Why leaderboards, gamification, and KPIs often backfire in DevRel • How to measure the real impact of community programs • The importance of trust, inclusion, and long-term relationships • How to build a strong infrastructure, legal framework, and internal support • How to balance company goals with the needs of a developer community • Tips for anyone looking to start or scale their own developer initiative • Dawid’s personal insights on leadership, learning, and staying motivated in tech 🧠 Whether you’re a DevRel professional, community manager, developer advocate, or just curious how Google built one of the most impactful developer programs in the world—this episode is for you. 📍 About our guest: Dawid Ostrowski is based in Zurich, Switzerland, and has years of experience leading developer programs at a global scale. He’s passionate about creating authentic developer experiences, promoting diversity in tech, and bridging the gap between engineering and community. 🛠️ Topics Covered: • Developer Relations (DevRel) • Google Developer Experts Program (GDE) • Community Building in Tech • Developer Ecosystem Strategy • Developer Engagement & Advocacy • Diversity and Inclusion in Developer Programs • Dev Programs Infrastructure & Scalability • Metrics and KPIs in DevRel • Non-transactional Community Models • Open Source Contributions & Recognition • How to Become a GDE • Developer Growth & Enablement • Developer Experience (DX)

Have you ever wondered what Google Developer Expert Program is about?
Grab some coffee, get comfy and deep dive into the new episode of Angular Master Podcast run by one of the GDEs @ngKalbarczyk and get all the information you need.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHjZErd7k34

Creating Animated Accordions with the Details Element and Modern CSS Learn how to create animated accordions using only HTML and modern CSS with the details element, interpolate-size, transition-behavior, and the :has() selector.

Creating Animated Accordions with the Details Element and Modern CSS

#css #frontend

6 CSS Snippets Every Front-End Developer Should Know In 2025 · January 19, 2025 Toolbelt worthy, powerful, and meaningful CSS you'll need for 2025.

6 CSS Snippets Every Front-End Developer Should Know In 2025 · 19 January 2025

Guess what? Something cool just happened

#speaker

Love that api, but not widely supported 🥺

Abort Controller — the hidden superpower of JavaScript to cancel asynchronous requests Today, I want to talk to you about one of the perhaps least used JavaScript APIs, but with incredible potential: AbortController.

Did you know that #Javascript has a great superpower?
You can stop any async operation with #AbortController!!!

What is it? Check it out!

medium.com/@pollacci/ab...

A custom function that returns different values based on light or dark mode being used to visit the page.

CSS Custom Functions are coming … and they are going to be a game changer!

👉 brm.us/css-custom-f...

In love with the logo ❤️

🚀 Hey Folks! Big news! I’ll be #speaker at #CSSDay2025 in Faenza with a talk on Designing for Cultural Inclusion: CSS and Accessibility as Key Tools.

www.cssday.it/talks_speake...

New in Chrome DevTools: Skip irrelevant scripts in the Flame Chart! Debugging is faster and more actionable 🙏

🚀 Hey Folks! Big news! I’ll be #speaker at #WebDay2025 in Milan with a talk on Web Workers in Angular.

We’ll explore how to handle complex operations without overloading the main thread.

Ready to make your apps more performant? 😊 #Angular #WebDevelopment

www.webdayconf.it/e/sessione/3...

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JS — The Magic of VisibilityChange How do you know if the user has switched tabs?

Did you know about visibility change in #javascript?

pollacci.blog/js-the-magic...

🎅🏻 Merry Christmas 🎄 Hi everyone! I just wanted to take a moment to wish you all a very Merry Christmas.

New post on my blog 😍

pollacci.blog/merry-christ...

I believe that the moment you realize you have to fight to do your job in the company where you work, it's time to change company

JS — La Magia di VisibilityChange Come faccio a sapere se l’utente ha cambiato tab?

Just published a new article on how to use visibilitychange event in JavaScript (Italian only for now). An English version is on the way—stay tuned!

pollacci.blog/js-la-magia-...

Love that style 🤤