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Robin Rendle discusses ResizeObserver and IntersectionObserver without going into too much detail that performance. But discusses how API architecture, more reflecting strategies, and advantages with practical examples.
What's a tangram? It's an ancient Chinese puzzle where you arrange seven pieces to form the final shape, and each individual. Web building has many similar functions and a whole lot of math, so navigating things can...
The popover API is relatively new, but it's already got great browser support. That can be accessed once used with a mouse or keyboard. Popovers can be used to display menus, selection options, or other things.
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The contrast-color() function doesn't check color contrast, but rather it returns a color with good contrast against the passed color. The second argument is possible ways to choose through experimentation...
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CSS Working Grouphas resolved to make a
light-dark()function that chooses between two values based on the current color scheme.
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HTML web componentsare now a thing. That means you can build custom elements that work even when JavaScript fails or is disabled.
5 days agoJim Nielsen writes about the
balance between innovation and backward compatibility— and I think this is a great way to think about web development in general.
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