More Than One Way To Solve The Problem In CSS
As CSS evolves, the CSS Working Group continues to introduce features that replace older, brittle patterns. Many teams, however, still rely on legacy techniques and characterize newer approaches as...
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AI-Generated UI and the Accessibility Prompt Problem
AI-Generated UI Is Inaccessible by Default presents a bleak picture of the current state of accessibility in AI-generated user interfaces. The article highlights that AI-generated UIs often lack...
Designing Predictable Web Component APIs
A production-ready web component feels invisible to the developer using it. It should behave exactly like a native HTML element, such as an <input> or a <video> tag. Achieving this...
Creating a Custom-Admonition Web Component
I love the way Lea Verou's web site looks, particularly the way the admonitions look on her site. I looked at t he CSS she used for the admonitions and thought it would be fun to create my own...
From Markdown to PDF: A PrinceXML Pipeline
In From Markdown to PDF: Pandoc, we explored how to use Pandoc to convert Markdown into PDF. While Pandoc is a powerful tool, it has limitations in terms of styling and layout control; it uses LaTeX...
From Markdown to PDF: Pandoc
When I first thought about automatically geneerating PDF version of my blog posts, I thought it would be easy: Just create a shell script that would run Pandoc to convert each document into its PDF...
Why do we need a virtual file system in Node.js?
Node.js developers frequently encounter situations where working with the real filesystem creates friction: Testing: Unit tests that manipulate files need cleanup, deal with disk I/O latency, and...
Reviewing WordPress 7.0
I stopped using WordPress in 2022 because the project was moving in a direction that no longer matched my needs. I still check new releases to see how the platform is evolving and whether enough has...
Yes, you can write 'wrong' CSS
Jens Oliver Meiert wrote an interesting article on SitePoint: There Is No "Wrong" in CSS. He offers four reasons why CSS can't really be "wrong": If It Works, It Works The One Who...
JavaScript and TypeScript Promises
A Promise is an object representing the eventual completion (or failure) of an asynchronous operation and its resulting value. It acts as a proxy for a value not necessarily known when the promise is...