To programmatically detect whether the current browser supports a CSS declaration, `CSS.supports(property, value)` works well.
But how can you check if the browser supports a given media query, regardless of whether the query currently matches?
Elegant solution by Oriol Brufau:
It's almost here: CSS grid tooling! 🤘
Over the last couple of months, we teamed up with @EdgeDevTools to work on this highly-requested feature. Here is a sneak preview.
We have many more ideas on how to make grids easier and more accessible in the future – stay tuned!
💡 In source code, stop using the old rgb()/hsl() CSS color syntax with commas.
Get used to the modern comma-free CSS color syntax, supported in all modern browsers.
Why? Upcoming new features such as lab(), lch(), and color() use the same syntax (and don’t work with commas).
[7 May 2020] Me and @joshnesbitt have big news about #AllDayHey, our web development conference. We’re going digital, and tickets are reduced to just £19! Please watch our announcement: https://t.co/eRG3W8DSwD
I made a small web app that creates UI designs programmatically. It randomizes design sizing, colors, typography, and some of other properties. Try it out here: https://t.co/7lyPB2kvpy