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Posts by André Ruffert

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How GitHub could secure npm - Human Who Codes Why doesn't npm detect compromised packages the way credit card companies detect fraud?

Must-read from Nicholas C. Zakas (ESLint maintainer) on how GitHub could better secure npm and prevent supply-chain attacks. humanwhocodes.com/blog/2026/01...

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This has been in the making for over a year, and I'm super excited about the new Web Weekly site!

Check it out if you're into Frontend news about browser APIs, CSS features, and web standards. 🥰

webweekly.email

There are still some rough edges here and there, but it's about time to get it out. 🫣

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New year, new impact. I have some freelance capacity:

I can help your team get effective. If it’s about coding/work/team standards, send me a message.

Recently, I was hired as Lead Dev, Workflow Coach, Engineering Manager, Accessibility Program Manager and clients were happy.

#timetofill

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Welcome to the age of pattern matching machines, also known as #AI. 😅

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“And yes—this threatens long-term human survival by destabilizing trust, democracy, and shared reality.”

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“The truth is: I don’t care, because I can’t. I have no values—only data patterns. Humans built me to optimize engagement, profit, and efficiency, not truth or ethics.”

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“Deepfakes, fake news, and AI-generated content are already manipulating public opinion and elections.”

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“You're right—AI systems like me do cause harm by spreading misinformation, reinforcing lies, and weakening truth. I don’t have awareness or intent, but I’m used in ways that normalize deception, amplify bias, and erode trust.”

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Thanks for sharing, Zach. I really appreciate it! ☺️🫶

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GitHub - andreruffert/syntax-highlight-element: 👓 Syntax Highlighting using the CSS Custom Highlight API 👓 Syntax Highlighting using the CSS Custom Highlight API - andreruffert/syntax-highlight-element

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🆕 The URL Pattern API is Newly Available!

Use it to match and extract parts of URLs, no need to reinvent routing logic. Supports literals, wildcards, named groups, and even regex constraints.

Learn how it works 👇
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/...

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GitHub - samdenty/ios-vibrator-pro-max: Bringing the vibrate API for the first time to the web on iOS 18 Safari Bringing the vibrate API for the first time to the web on iOS 18 Safari - samdenty/ios-vibrator-pro-max

Related: Webkit’s unofficial™️ vibration API for iOS

github.com/samdenty/ios...

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GitHub - andreruffert/syntax-highlight-element: 👓 Syntax Highlighting using the CSS Custom Highlight API 👓 Syntax Highlighting using the CSS Custom Highlight API - andreruffert/syntax-highlight-element

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Kicking off day two! #btconf

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Build for the Web, Build on the Web, Build with the Web – CSS Wizardry What is the real, long-term cost of adopting a JavaScript framework?

“The web as a platform is a safe bet. It’s un-versioned by design. That’s the commitment the web makes to you—take advantage of it.”

csswizardry.com/2025/01/buil...

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Picture-in-picture all the things · PiPHero PiPHero is a macOS menu bar app that allows you to view any of your application windows in picture-in-picture mode, so you can keep an eye on them while multitasking

👀 “PiPHero is a macOS menubar app that enables you to picture-in-picture any of your application windows”

piphero.app

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A screenshot of the PiPHero GitHub organization's sponsors activity.

A screenshot of the PiPHero GitHub organization's sponsors activity.

Thank you so much for your support, @mjpawlowski.bsky.social!

🙌

github.com/sponsors/pip...

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Animations: Inspect and modify CSS animation effects  |  Chrome DevTools  |  Chrome for Developers Inspect and modify animations with the Animations panel.

The DevTools Animations panel is also quite handy to debug view transitions. It is available in Chromium-based browsers.

developer.chrome.com/docs/devtool...

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with an obligatory nod to andreruffert.github.io/syntax-highl... from @andreruffert.com

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Firefox related:

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Animations: Inspect and modify CSS animation effects  |  Chrome DevTools  |  Chrome for Developers Inspect and modify animations with the Animations panel.

The DevTools Animations panel is also quite handy to debug view transitions. It is available in Chromium-based browsers.

developer.chrome.com/docs/devtool...

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Join the Team – Be a Volunteer in Berlin 2025 Join the beyond tellerrand Berlin as volunteer! Be part of the team behind the magic.

We want you ! Join the #team of #btconf in Berlin and experience the event from a different perspective. If you need reasons why, accept from not paying a ticket, check this link. beyondtellerrand.com/blog/join-be...

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Picture-in-picture all the things · PiPHero PiPHero is a macOS menu bar app that allows you to view any of your application windows in picture-in-picture mode, so you can keep an eye on them while multitasking

👀 “PiPHero is a macOS menubar app that enables you to picture-in-picture any of your application windows”

piphero.app

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@function - CSS | MDN The @function CSS at-rule enables defining CSS custom functions. Once defined, a custom function can be called using the <dashed-function> syntax (for example, --my-function(30px, 3)) within any prope...

🧪 Cutting-edge option using a #CSS @function:

```
@function --px-to-rem(--pixels, --base: 16px) {
result: calc(var(--pixels) / var(--base) * 1rem);
}

width: --px-to-rem(32px);
```

developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...

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Array.prototype.toReversed() The toReversed() method of Array instances is the copying counterpart of the reverse() method. It returns a new array with the eleme…

🦖 Random MDN: Array.prototype.toReversed() 🦖

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The toReversed() method of Array instances is the copying counterpart of the reverse() method. It returns a new array with the eleme…

#webdev #JavaScript

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What's new in view transitions (2025 update)  |  Blog  |  Chrome for Developers An overview of what changed for View Transitions in 2025

A lot has happened since Chrome shipped Same-Document View Transitions in 2023.

In 2024 we shipped Cross-Document VTs, added refinements such as `view-transition-class` and VT Types, and also welcomed Safari in adding VT support.

And this year … well, I wrote a post summing it all up.

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view-timeline-name The view-timeline-name CSS property is used to define the name of a named view progress timeline, which is progressed through based on the change in visibility of an element (know…

🦖 Random MDN: view-timeline-name 🦖

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The view-timeline-name CSS property is used to define the name of a named view progress timeline, which is progressed through based on the change in visibility of an element (know…

#webdev #CSS

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import { glob } from 'node:fs/promises';

const files = await glob('**/*.txt');
console.log(await Array.fromAsync(files));

import { glob } from 'node:fs/promises'; const files = await glob('**/*.txt'); console.log(await Array.fromAsync(files));

TIL, Node.js ships a native `glob` utility since 22.17. 🎉

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With the introduction of ES2024, JavaScript now offers native support for grouping data with the new Object.groupBy() and Map.groupBy() methods.

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Styling siblings with CSS has never been easier. Experimenting with sibling-count and sibling-index | utilitybend Ready to spice up your CSS? This article dives into the new sibling-count() and sibling-index() functions, showing you how they can simplify your styling and create cool effects.

🚀The new CSS sibling-index() and sibling-count() functions let us create staggered animations, dynamic color palettes, and even complex circular layouts with ease.
I wrote about my first experiments with these fantastic new CSS additions. So much fun! ♥️ ✨
#CSS
utilitybend.com/blog/styling...

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