Does will-change ever really affect performance? I've tried using it back when it came out, but couldn't ever really feel any difference (yes, yes, modern-me knows you should always check assumptions using dev tools...)

But clearly not like "sit". More like a shorter pronounced "ee"/"ea".

en.wiktionary.org/wiki/vite#:~...

Uhh no it's not 😛, it's veet/veat (like meat)

The Incredible Overcomplexity of the Shadcn Radio Button

👉 paulmakeswebsites.com/writing/shad...

#react #webdev

Let me/us know what non-US alternatives you find that were good (enough)!

@carbonequity.bsky.social On mobile/touch devices, your slider with the "Create your account" form is non-interactive. Tapping on anything in the slider does not work. Just letting you know :)

Super cool, thanks for clarifying!

Ooh! How does it compare to culori in terms of treeshakability and DX?

Orrrr expand it with Vue/Vite merch and see if it hits off?

@bsky.app Please, please, just get rid of the "scroll to top" button. It's exactly where my left thumb is at when trying to scroll. Just make the home tab button inherit its behavior, just like on every other app. At least make a setting?

Interop Feature Ranking Rank the web platform features you care most about

As an experiment, we (the Firefox team) wanted to try a new way to get feedback on which Interop proposals matter most.

So, here's a web app where you can rank the proposals you care about, giving us data we can use when reviewing which ones to champion.

interop-rank.jakearchibald.com

This was a good idea! I feel “included” 😄

@typescriptlang.org I would love it you could do “T not satisfies string” and “T not extends string” in TypeScript 😇

I can't stress enough how important it is to make an example here. Take all the money from these companies. Find alternatives.

Vote with your pockets because fundamentally money and power is everything to these insufferable pricks.

There’s never been a better time to switch from Next.js to Astro nitter.net/rauchg/statu...

Agreed!

Wow. Just wow.

If you don't feel like collaborating with AI by implementing background runners, does that make you:
A) einzelganger
B) boomer
C) metathesiophobe
D) all of the above

❓

Oooh this is so useful, thanks for the inspiration! I noticed recently I never really use a reset, I just look at a lot of them to get some inspiration for whatever a project needs and readjust it along the way. Going to give this a proper read next week 🤘🏽

I do not like promoting AI or writing AI related content, but Codex caught me off guard. Had to write 700 lines of validation schemas yesterday and while tools like Copilot seem to go for speed, Codex took a while longer but got it right in one go 😯

Yes, there are scale transitions in place here using Vue's <Transition> mechanism. I didn't screenshot them before, sorry for the unclarity. However, transform-origin does not (seem to) work in a @position-try clause 😕 github.com/w3c/csswg-dr...

@joshwcomeau.com I just want to say, finding your website made my day, maybe even week 😍. Such a good reminder that the web can be FUN!

It confuses me that so many people are involved in user land projects, but so few are interested in specs. I wrote this proposal a few weeks ago and I kind of expected to start a conversation with it, but instead... silence 😕

🔥🔥🔥

Forgot to mention that the transition is done with Vue's <Transition> component (adds active + from/to classes, listens to transitionend events). I hoped transform-origin would work in the @position-try clause, but it doesn't seem to. Or transform-origin: anchor(top) anchor(left); Any ideas?

The code right now :)

UNI-self tapping wall tie | Gebr. Bodegraven Gebr. Bodegraven, shortly GB, is a brand for the professional builder.

@kevinpowell.co Hi Kevin! Do you know a way to use transform-origin with anchor positioning? I have anchor positioned custom selects that appear with a slight zoom animation, but I'd like them to transition from the anchor instead of from the center. Example: www.gb.nl/en/products/...

Well that is a bit ironic 🥲

Categorize Your Dependencies

Remembered @antfu.me’s blog post about pnpm’s catalogs feature and it helped me out greatly today! In a monorepo with multiple packages using typescript, I use "typescript": "catalog:ts" now, so all versions are always identical!

Read for yourself: antfu.me/posts/catego...