ramonszo

[Claude @claudeai]

Fable 5 is back.

[Wes Bos @wesbos]

Man! I just keep finding new uses for CSS subgrid!

Two tips you should know:

[David East @_davideast]

Vite's SSR API is really slick.

Connect a vite server with a library like express through middleware.

Then you can use helper methods for adding Vite specific features while still having control over the rendering.

[Wes Bos @wesbos]

I love JavaScript.

I can use a C library to convert video, and run an AI model with a C++ runtime.

This code will run on the server with NAPI or in the browser on the CPU with Wasm, or on the GPU with WebGPU

No install issues, no make, no pip kill me errors. Just an idiot JS dev writing a few lines of code 🥰

[一丝 @yisibl]

CSS magic: now you can animate height from 0 to auto via `calc-size(auto)`

Say goodbye to JS Calculate Height!

Combined with <details name="">, a nearly perfect and exclusive Accordion component can now be implemented.
@Una @davidbaron

https://t.co/OKf6BEzETk

[Matt Kane 🦋 @mk.gg @ascorbic]

Fire up the Lambos and meet usePHP. Run PHP in React, with edge SSR. Extracts your PHP code, executes it in WASM, and injects the result into your React code.

[Artur Bień @artur_bien]

Realistic glass backdrop 🤯

In reality we see glass objects reflecting light even before they are placed directly between our eyes and the light source.

CSS backdrops, however, blur only intersecting objects. But I've found a solution to that!

Here's a demo on @linear website

[Chris Sev @chrissev]

its 2023 and you can now train your editor to read the docs and write code for you

[Austin Crim @crim_codes]

1 Chrome flag + 2 lines of CSS + 0 JavaScript

[Wes Bos @wesbos]

🔥 JavaScript import maps are now in all the browsers! Here is how they work with ES modules.

[Alex Widua @alexwidua]

I’ve built a *very* shiny button 🫳🪩

[ramonszo @ramonszo]

This is my #GitHubUnwrapped! Get your own: https://t.co/GQBGYRizM3

[ramonszo @ramonszo]

looking forward to translate a piece of code into another language!

[ramonszo @ramonszo]

this is amazing and scary at the same time 😂

[Chris Heilmann codepo8.bsky.social @codepo8]

GitHub Copilot Labs brushes is pretty amazing.
https://t.co/B38aBGIiSz
* Fix obvious bugs
* Write cleaner code
* List steps
* Make Robust
* Add Types

[Wes Bos @wesbos]

🔥 Three CSS tips for working with inconsistently sized logos

[ramonszo @ramonszo]

LOL https://t.co/rsezC1yoQm

[Max Schoening @mschoening]

😴 CSS-in-JS
⚡️ Stitches-like variants w/ @tailwindcss

[ramonszo @ramonszo]

Cloudflare just launched its own CAPTCHA solution 😮 https://t.co/Z4WbNpWQ6g

[YK aka CS Dojo 📺🐦 @ykdojo]

made with CSS

[Brad Traversy @traversymedia]

Contributing to open source is a great way to gain real-world experience and collaborate with other developers.

Start small, even if it's just adding a piece of documentation. The worst that can happen is your PR is rejected. It's a great learning experience.