Just start every take with "as a moderate…" so people know not to question me
Having now left JSHeroes, I've decided that I should provide an alternative for the JSVillains. CFP is open, please submit topics. Coming soon: CSS Night
10 years today with this handsome and kind absolute weirdo (and 1 year living in our new place last week) image
It's 2025 and Firefox is still the only major browser with full-featured font and flexbox inspectors.
Seeing a lot of posts about generating OpenGraph images for 11ty posts, and suddenly realized my new approach will fail. I generate an html page, and I just want to snapshot that page in a build step. Right now it's looking for a URL, but (obviously) the URL doesn't exist yet. That's the point. But all the other approaches involve non-html image generation, or HTML/CSS limitations. And I don't want to do that. I just want my thing to work, please. Thanks.
We're giving away a free ticket to the CSS Layout Workshop. To be entered in the drawing, comment below with… - A question you have about CSS layout - Or a fun demo, trick, or snippet of CSS The winner will be announced on Friday, April 18! #css
Oops was trying to touch-up the glaze that crawled, and re-fire, but I slipped. image
CSS Working Group resolved to allow range syntax in style queries. We can compare with a container variable: @ container style(--var < 5em) But can also compare normal values: style(1em < 20px) style(sibling-count() > 3) This style function can also be used for conditions of inline if() #css
I watched a debate between Emily Bender and Some OpenAI Guy, and I just… - Bender: As an expert in linguistics, we have a pretty good grasp on "meaning" vs "form". LLMs are just putting words together. People will read meaning into it, but that's a lie. People will get hurt. - OpenAI Guy: If people read meaning into it, there's meaning in it *for them*. If things go wrong, that's a user problem. Capitalism, baby. Check mate, humanities and also sciences. Horoscopes are AGI now.
to scroll is doom