Patrick’s Parabox is making me feel so dumb 😐

Can we please get another Mirror's Edge game?

Creating re-usable React components at work has been a challenge when it comes to CSS naming conflicts when styling parts of the components. It really feels like scope will significantly simplify things without having to get creative with names and container queries help with responsiveness.

I'm only 6 chapters into CSS in Depth and have already learned a lot that I didn't know before. I love how consistent the chapters are in length too, making it easy to plan out reading time. Good job @keithjgrant.com

I wish Hotline Miami 2 wasn't so damn hard, like cheaply hard. The soundtrack bumps *hard* in it. I'm tempted to try it out again but I remember rage quitting so many damn times in it...

Remember when people would camp out in front of stores for Black Friday deals?

TIL iCloud+ lets you create an email address with a custom domain name.

@bsky.app feature request. When I’m viewing a picture and I flip my phone to landscape, the picture should flip to landscape. Currently, it’s staying on portrait mode.

I have to say, I’m impressed with Astro. I really wanted to go with Hugo initially but the Astro docs are just easier to read through. It also helps that the Astro docs go through building a blog with the features I’d actually need.

Sometimes I think about how Firefox doesn't support <input type="month" /> while other browsers have had it for over a decade.

Remember Stadia?

People who keep browser tabs open for an eternity: why don’t you just bookmark pages?

I ran into a weird npm install this morning where attempting to install react-fontawesome was failing because font-awesome-common-types@6.7.1 wasn’t found. I was dumbfounded and then saw that that version was released right when I was running npm install. It felt like a race condition 😄

React Router logging deprecation warnings in the browser in 6.28 was a massive mistake. We either add flags for things that currently work fine (which then trigger eslint errors due to the mix casing of the flags) or roll back to 6.27. Maybe it’s a sign to look into Tanstack Router instead?

Unless I’m doing it wrong, it doesn’t look like the ontransitionend event fires when a dialog element is closed.

Container queries are so amazingly helpful for responsive design that I’m struggling to think of when I’d use a media query instead.

The other day I asked copilot if it could clean up a React component I had. It said "sure" and spit out some nicer looking code that completely broke the functionality of the component...