Kay Drechsler

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[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

@yingdingart Just wanted to say, that I highly admire your artwork and that I'm using it as a Magic the Gathering reskin proxy.

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

@SaffronOlive 👎 Amount of product.
👍 Seeing more and more people just proxying everything.

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

@EvaEllerArt Instantly following all available stuff of yours because your artwork is utterly cool.

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

@historyinmemes Beethoven. And as you can see, for good reasons.

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

@SaffronOlive I’d probably say Necropotence, since it’s really feeling like making a deal with the devil, when playing this card. 😅💀

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

@BudgetCommander 100% agree.

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

@daboigbae @saltnburnem I prefer the left version because it gives better feedback to the user on what to expect.
Of course there are packages which create skeletons but I in my opinion not worth it to inject an unnecessary dependency for such an easy feature. Just create HTML and style it via CSS.

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

The CSS cascade and its inheritance is not to be seen as a bug, one needs to fight by creating hashed class names or putting CSS into JS files, but a core feature of the language one needs to learn to understand and cherish.

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

Thank you @EnyichiA for writing this helpful article.

How JavaScript’s Asynchronous Operations Work in the Browser

https://t.co/WvO81oPoUx

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

@ekplayscards Spontaneously I'd say:

1. Sol Ring
2. Birds of Paradise
3. Dockside Extortionist
4. Skull Clamp
5. Pearl/Sapphire/Jet/Ruby/Emerald Medallion
6. Lotus Cobra
7. Necropotence
8. Cyclonic Rift
9. Rhystic Study

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

@joxxnie Just a bit of HTML/CSS and you'd be good to go.

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

Note to myself: JavaScript's intersection observer API sometimes doesn't work as expected when setting the intersection root element's overflow to something else than visible.

[Dr. Tech @doctechmd]

When you come to a new project and see an extra line of code

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

🔥🦊 #Firefox is finally supporting container queries according to https://t.co/4bXQDz1la1. I think it's time for me to slowly migrate to use these. Very good tutorial video by @jherr on youtube: https://t.co/qlkmgRBJ1n

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

Learning about the usage of emojis within #HTML, #CSS and #JavaScript files. https://t.co/d6c1gFJzEd

I think this interpretation of the cat emoji recaps the respective company's philosophy pretty decently.

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

@parasight @GatsbyJS It could be indeed a bit more clear. But isn't this maybe indicating that the error container isn't wrapped correct in your React code? Maybe fiddling around with parent and child elements could solve this? Or is this exclusively related to your node_modules?

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

My personal CSS selectors of the day are :is() and :where(). 🧡 https://t.co/yHRw98ZLpy

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

Very interesting article by @brucel explaining the W3C's versioned specification and why using the <h1> element across your document for a generic heading was never really working. I also fell for this trap in the past. ^___^

https://t.co/PRF3SGI4M7

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

My first Magic the Gathering card alteration. It’s a swamp basic land. 💀
#mtgalter #mtg #mtgaltered #mtgart #mtgcommunity #mtgcard #mtgaddicts #mtglife #mtgproxy #alteredcard @ Neuss, Germany https://t.co/Jrq3DhbBju

[Kay Drechsler @Kayzah]

@sheepycutie @ghirapurigears I think this is just perfect.