Starting my new role on Monday. Could be anywhere.

I hate footnotes, especially on the web, and hopefully by the end of this, you will too.

Give footnotes the boot

I hate footnotes, and hopefully by the end of this, you will too.

I think Meta's going to win the AI race lads!

🔊 ICYMI: @npub12287...wtdf talked through Nix in the last OTMT, comparing it to other build systems we'd looked at in previous episodes

More build tools: Nix - Off The Main Thread

Wow Google Docs, this is some of the worst copywriting I've seen in a long time.

I'm excited that we're finally getting a customisable <select> on the web. However, there's one detail of it I'm really not sure about, and I'd like to hear your thoughts. Have your say before it's too late 😀

How should <​selectedoption​> work?

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`el.className` and `el.htmlFor` have such unusual names because `class` and `for` used to be reserved words in JS. That hasn't been true for property names for 10+ years. Firefox is experimenting with adding `el.class` and `el.for`, yay!

GitHub

Add `class` & `for` aliases for `className` and `htmlFor` · Issue #9379 · whatwg/html

https://dom.spec.whatwg.org/#dom-element-classname https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/forms.html#dom-label-htmlfor I assume these were original...

📝 I set off to find the best way to make video with transparency work on the web. Over 10 bug reports later, it turns out it's better to handle the transparency manually with WebGL. Here's how:

Video with alpha transparency on the web

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