@juerglehni @PrettierCode Slightly annoying but you can use an inline prettier-ignore comment to keep the formatting for this kind of stuff.
https://t.co/99banejuLM
@Steve8708 If you set width and height as attribute you don't need to set aspect ratio via CSS.
=> Will be calculated automatically
https://t.co/XXUKS6OGCs
@SebMichailidis Love what you're doing with Makepad, looking forward for the release!
How can I prepare myself (not familiar with rust / shaders)?
Does it still make sense to check out the version on https://t.co/x184rIHaBQ?
@DRFR0ST@DasSurma Just forget to write `lang="scss` in @sveltejs, @vuejs or @astrodotbuild and you are using vanilla CSS.
Also CSS got so powerful that you might not need a preprocessor for super simple pages.
@DasSurma Maybe interesting for people writing SASS:
‘//‘ are valid silent comments in Sass => wont’t render to any CSS output. https://t.co/UgNvWB6siv
@vivavolt Just read your article. Reminds me a lot of the now deprecated popmotion pure library from @mattgperry. It's the base of framer motion. It seems like the new version isn't built that way any longer. The doc is still online: https://t.co/0oU0BNcAs0
@MichaelThiessen I was using this technique for a while but stopped doing it because I didn't find a good way to prevent props of that object (which is usually some kind of model) that you don't need in the component from getting bound to the DOM. Any tips?
@shadeed9@argyleink Not sure if this helps with the button specific alignment problem but for general font alignment I found the PostCSS capsize plugin really helpful https://t.co/n9KkTSWBjn