Hehe, ich geb das mal weiter aber der plan ist zumindest das Gap zur nächsten Episode nicht wieder auf sieben Jahre zu strecken 😅
Lade auch grad nochmal ne neue Version hoch da AI zu viel von der AI Episode entfernt hat. 🤣
Hat einfach nur sieben Jahre gedauert Episode 08 aufzunehmen. Muss also gut sein!
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Dang I'm excited about new semantic attr() capabilities in CSS!
I wrote a post about why this feature is so powerful, how it could change the way you build components, and how I would use it.
Advanced attr() is rolling out in Chrome 133 starting next week 🥰
una.im/advanced-attr/
This is SUCH a good video from CJ, and the most impressive part is that he made all these video graphics in the browser 🤯
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBDn...
🔴 In this pod, we discuss community updates, and how we think of Datastar as a progressive performance framework.
🚀
#performance #javascript #framework
youtu.be/hUqFY9TQvdM
a screenshot of the Twitter account page for @danielcroe, saying: 'This account doesn't exist. Try searching for another.'
If I'm not mistaken, you are a self-taught developer, right? What is your advice for any new self-taught developer?
self-taught developers have advantages of our own:
- you didn't get into coding _by accident_ - embrace your drive
- use other skills in your coding - e.g. your problem solving or creativity or verbal talent
plus:
- play with code!
- ask 'why' a lot
- try to help others out
#ama
roe.dev/ama
Hello world! Goodbye x!
About yesterday.
#fujix100 #fujix100vi #x100vi #fuji #fujifilm #fujifilm_xseries #fujixseries #fujifeed #fujifilmxseries #fujinon #fujixpro3 #xpro3 #davidhellmann
I have a lot of different GMK Keycap sets. Sometimes I swap them.
Jumping into the weekend.
Or shiny 😅
thanks!
New keyboard day!
Antipode Pneuma x GMK Klassiker
Screenshot of paragraphs of text using 1lh as the margin between them. Where 1lh stands for one unit of line height.
`margin-block: 1lh;` is such a better default for paragraphs of text than `margin-block: 1em;`
I highly recommend it.
⚠️ We are getting reports that a Craft CMS vulnerability is being actively exploited.
It's been fixed in Craft CMS 3.9.14, 4.13.2, and 5.5.2. Take some time to ensure your sites are running one of those versions or later! #CraftCMS
I’ve never heard of the CSS image-rendering: pixelated; property, this is an absolutely niche and really cool way to keep your pixel art style. by Kirupa Chinnathambi
With SvelteKit it feels all a bit more soothing and less stressful. But that are all personal feelings 😅 But with Astro/Next it feels like there is every week a big release. I don't like that. I just hate the Svelte Syntax :(
For me it's the first of the frameworks where I really have fun with. Not sure why but Vue is totally out of my scope. From a syntax perspective I like JSX the most but next is too feature rich for my kind of work. I like Astro too but it's a way too fast for me with there release cycles.
The next big thing? :D
true. Never used our Dyson that much. Best is in the evening without lights on 😂
Buying a Dyson vacuum cleaner with a laser and two cats was(n't) the best idea ever 😂 Unfortunately, you see everything.
Two days to go. Then I have to go back to my personal website to finish this project. Feels like this projects were easier when I was younger 😂 But... Maybe it's the biggest relaunch ever for me because of starting from scratch with @craftcms.com 5 and it's also my first project with @svelte.dev 😅
At long last, the Datastar plugin for #CraftCMS is ready for lift-off 🚀
Docs are complete and there’s a migration guide for Spark users.
putyourlightson.com/plugins/data...
I also rewrote Datastar’s Getting Started guide, which is a great way to learn about how reactivity works in Datastar, with interactive examples.
data-star.dev/guide/gettin...
It’s been a big year for accessibility improvements in Craft CMS! We’re closing out 2024 with the first in a series of quarterly updates about our progress toward key content and authoring guidelines. #CraftCMS #A11y
craftcms.com/blog/accessi...
state of javascript 2024, showing svelte at the number one spot for 'interest'
state of javascript 2024, showing svelte at the number one spot for 'positivity'
most interesting framework for the sixth year running, most positively viewed for the second
(usual caveats apply! but, like... the people have spoken. if you're starting a new web project, use @svelte.dev)
