In episode 629 of Shoptalk Dave and Chris had an interesting discussion about Design ain’t a democracy an article by Robin Rendle, published in July 2024 and Miriam Suzanne's We don’t need a boss, we...
In macOS we have a few disadvantages when it comes to software version management. The good thing is that macOS developer tools do come with versions of Python and other software bundled as part of...
Javascript has access to the conditional CSS tools that we have to work when working directly with CSS. This post will cover matchMedia (script support for media queries) and CSS.Supports...
The PageVisibility API lets your application know when a page is visible to the user. While this information may seem irrelevant it enables the creation of Web pages that behave differently when they...
What browsers should we support? This is an interesting question: What browsers should we support? This is a deceptively simple question to ask and even harder to answer. This post will try to address...
Working with grids on web content can be as simple or as complex as you want it to be. This post will cover different ways to place content on a grid and what would you use them for. The idea is to...
We can control the color schemes for light and dark modes through CSS using the prefers-color-scheme media query. These media queries will match the system's color scheme and will allow us to select...
New properties and functions will enable you to animate properties that, until now, were not animatable. We'll look at the following properties: transition-behavior calc-size() @starting-style used...
There are four properties that I've always been curious and confused about: initial inherit unset revert These values are specified in the Values and Units Module Level 4 specification. Resetting a...
The gap property has evolved considerably and has become easier to work with. This post will discuss the evolution of creating gaps in content and how to use the gap property. In the early days of...