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grid-template-columns:
group(
1fr, // total for both
[col-1] auto,
[col-2] min-content
)
[col-3] fit-content
group(
1fr, // total for both
[col-4] min-content
[col-5] auto
);
grid-template-columns:
group(
1fr, // total for both
[col-1] auto,
[col-2] min-content
)
[col-3] fit-content
group(
1fr, // total for both
[col-4] min-content
[col-5] auto
);
But the new view transition API is so naturally composable. And with React’s new <ViewTransition> component I feel like I can imagine how to built a very customizable set of common animations
But the new view transition API is so naturally composable. And with React’s new <ViewTransition> component I feel like I can imagine how to built a very customizable set of common animations
👨👨👦👦 Full support for @vuejs.org, @svelte.dev and @astro.build
‼️ New ignore syntax
🌬️ Tailwind v4 support
⌨️ New CLI flags and reporters
biomejs.dev/blog/biome-v...
👨👨👦👦 Full support for @vuejs.org, @svelte.dev and @astro.build
‼️ New ignore syntax
🌬️ Tailwind v4 support
⌨️ New CLI flags and reporters
biomejs.dev/blog/biome-v...
For ::backdrop's (dialog overlays) that have a semi-transparent bg to obscure the page behind them:
Should we make the backdrop more obscured for `prefers-reduced-transparency`?
Like if the backdrop is black/40% should we make it black/80%? 100%? Should we blur the bg?
For ::backdrop's (dialog overlays) that have a semi-transparent bg to obscure the page behind them:
Should we make the backdrop more obscured for `prefers-reduced-transparency`?
Like if the backdrop is black/40% should we make it black/80%? 100%? Should we blur the bg?
Exists:
let array = ["foo", "bar", "foo"]
array.indexOf("foo") // 0
array.indexOf("foo", 1) // 2
Doesn't exist:
let fn = val => val === "foo"
array.findIndex(fn) // 0
array.findIndex(fn, 1) // 2
Exists:
let array = ["foo", "bar", "foo"]
array.indexOf("foo") // 0
array.indexOf("foo", 1) // 2
Doesn't exist:
let fn = val => val === "foo"
array.findIndex(fn) // 0
array.findIndex(fn, 1) // 2
It defaults to the value "Don't specify" but then it seems to either default to "He/Him" or tries to infer it based on your name
It defaults to the value "Don't specify" but then it seems to either default to "He/Him" or tries to infer it based on your name
Privacy fingerprinting concerns seem like they'd be solved the same way as accent-color: auto or <system-color> (ex. Highlight)
Privacy fingerprinting concerns seem like they'd be solved the same way as accent-color: auto or <system-color> (ex. Highlight)
But I want this to work for the text changing its size and weight as a sort of "magnifying glass" effect
I'm not sure how to accomplish that without any JS though
codepen.io/jamiebuilds/...
But I want this to work for the text changing its size and weight as a sort of "magnifying glass" effect
I'm not sure how to accomplish that without any JS though
codepen.io/jamiebuilds/...
Plain JS objects as maps/records are waaay faster in all scenarios
Plain JS objects as maps/records are waaay faster in all scenarios
33K op/s: new Set([...prev, val])
199K op/s: new Set(prev).add(val) -- 6x faster
Thinking it would be nice to just have a class like this:
class ImmutableSet {
...
add(value) {
let copy = new ImmutableSet(this)
copy.#set.add(value)
return copy
}
}
33K op/s: new Set([...prev, val])
199K op/s: new Set(prev).add(val) -- 6x faster
Thinking it would be nice to just have a class like this:
class ImmutableSet {
...
add(value) {
let copy = new ImmutableSet(this)
copy.#set.add(value)
return copy
}
}
I haven't found much for resources on how to apply system-colors to specific components/states. Any recommendations?
I haven't found much for resources on how to apply system-colors to specific components/states. Any recommendations?
They’re asking big grandiose questions like “How do I build an Uber clone in Vue?” that asks others to do all the work in a way that wouldn’t teach anything
They’re asking big grandiose questions like “How do I build an Uber clone in Vue?” that asks others to do all the work in a way that wouldn’t teach anything
It’s the same as school bullies. Movies get it wrong, it’s not the popular kids, it’s kids with no social skills who cope by being assholes
It’s the same as school bullies. Movies get it wrong, it’s not the popular kids, it’s kids with no social skills who cope by being assholes
But I draw the line at them pretending that the AI has a gender
Obviously all AI chatbots are nonbinary. They’re in a queer polyamorous relationship
But I draw the line at them pretending that the AI has a gender
Obviously all AI chatbots are nonbinary. They’re in a queer polyamorous relationship
At the same time, price increases will make people more critical of the actual output, leading to it being used less for important tasks
AI will feel the squeeze from either side
At the same time, price increases will make people more critical of the actual output, leading to it being used less for important tasks
AI will feel the squeeze from either side