Vladimir
@jovanovic.bsky.social
Senior Web Developer with focus on #frontend development, #webdesign and #nodejs tooling.
I prefer #scss, #typescript, #nodejs, #vscode, #gulpjs, and absolutely no #css related frameworks.
I prefer #scss, #typescript, #nodejs, #vscode, #gulpjs, and absolutely no #css related frameworks.
If you see this message in your #GitHub actions, #Microsoft's server got nuked.
"Warning: Failed to save: reserveCache failed: connect ETIMEDOUT 52.152.245.137:443"
Everything is slower now, even running
"sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y"
on #Ubuntu #linux distros.
"Warning: Failed to save: reserveCache failed: connect ETIMEDOUT 52.152.245.137:443"
Everything is slower now, even running
"sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y"
on #Ubuntu #linux distros.
May 29, 2025 at 11:42 AM
If you see this message in your #GitHub actions, #Microsoft's server got nuked.
"Warning: Failed to save: reserveCache failed: connect ETIMEDOUT 52.152.245.137:443"
Everything is slower now, even running
"sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y"
on #Ubuntu #linux distros.
"Warning: Failed to save: reserveCache failed: connect ETIMEDOUT 52.152.245.137:443"
Everything is slower now, even running
"sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y"
on #Ubuntu #linux distros.
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CSS if() function landed today(!!!) in Chrome 137 🥳
along with another rad feature: reading-flow 🥳
So I put together a quick video showcasing both:
youtu.be/Apn8ucs7AL0
along with another rad feature: reading-flow 🥳
So I put together a quick video showcasing both:
youtu.be/Apn8ucs7AL0
CSS if() functions & reading-flow (in Chrome 137)
YouTube video by Una Kravets
youtu.be
May 27, 2025 at 9:29 PM
CSS if() function landed today(!!!) in Chrome 137 🥳
along with another rad feature: reading-flow 🥳
So I put together a quick video showcasing both:
youtu.be/Apn8ucs7AL0
along with another rad feature: reading-flow 🥳
So I put together a quick video showcasing both:
youtu.be/Apn8ucs7AL0
CTO: I have a problem.
Dev: I have a solution for your problem.
QA: I have a problem for your solution.
Dev: I have a solution for your problem.
QA: I have a problem for your solution.
May 27, 2025 at 10:37 AM
CTO: I have a problem.
Dev: I have a solution for your problem.
QA: I have a problem for your solution.
Dev: I have a solution for your problem.
QA: I have a problem for your solution.
Reposted by Vladimir
Want a checkerboard pattern? No need to use multiple `linear-gradient()` layers anymore. `conic-gradient()` has been supported cross-browser since 2020!
PS: if you can, upvote stackoverflow.com/a/65129916/1... to make it the top answer and get more people (and AI) to use modern, well supported #CSS
PS: if you can, upvote stackoverflow.com/a/65129916/1... to make it the top answer and get more people (and AI) to use modern, well supported #CSS
May 1, 2025 at 8:02 AM
Want a checkerboard pattern? No need to use multiple `linear-gradient()` layers anymore. `conic-gradient()` has been supported cross-browser since 2020!
PS: if you can, upvote stackoverflow.com/a/65129916/1... to make it the top answer and get more people (and AI) to use modern, well supported #CSS
PS: if you can, upvote stackoverflow.com/a/65129916/1... to make it the top answer and get more people (and AI) to use modern, well supported #CSS
New table with password strength values.
April 29, 2025 at 1:18 PM
New table with password strength values.
VSCode is enough for me 🤪
April 16, 2025 at 1:06 PM
VSCode is enough for me 🤪
"Smart" design patterns with container queries
YouTube video by Kevin Powell
www.youtube.com
April 13, 2025 at 2:17 PM
This quote was burnt into my mind a long time ago and is one of the main reasons why I don't rely on analytics and data to create my designs.
Sources:
1. stopdesign.com/journal/2009...
2. stopdesign.com/journal/2009...
#webdesign #frontend
Sources:
1. stopdesign.com/journal/2009...
2. stopdesign.com/journal/2009...
#webdesign #frontend
December 12, 2024 at 8:01 PM
This quote was burnt into my mind a long time ago and is one of the main reasons why I don't rely on analytics and data to create my designs.
Sources:
1. stopdesign.com/journal/2009...
2. stopdesign.com/journal/2009...
#webdesign #frontend
Sources:
1. stopdesign.com/journal/2009...
2. stopdesign.com/journal/2009...
#webdesign #frontend
I will not use Windows environment for development anymore. At the end of 2024. It’s too slow and clunky.
Instead, it’s best to use separate WSL images for every client.
Best for security, speed, and work compartmentalization.
Instead, it’s best to use separate WSL images for every client.
Best for security, speed, and work compartmentalization.
December 8, 2024 at 2:00 PM
I will not use Windows environment for development anymore. At the end of 2024. It’s too slow and clunky.
Instead, it’s best to use separate WSL images for every client.
Best for security, speed, and work compartmentalization.
Instead, it’s best to use separate WSL images for every client.
Best for security, speed, and work compartmentalization.
Allow me to start with my first dev take, since you obviously searched for this:
Tailwind is utter garbage!
Have a nice day 👋😀
Tailwind is utter garbage!
Have a nice day 👋😀
December 8, 2024 at 1:53 PM
Allow me to start with my first dev take, since you obviously searched for this:
Tailwind is utter garbage!
Have a nice day 👋😀
Tailwind is utter garbage!
Have a nice day 👋😀
It's not about the technology, but about what YOU can create with what you know!
December 8, 2024 at 11:47 AM
It's not about the technology, but about what YOU can create with what you know!
Reposted by Vladimir
Chrome DevRel team has published #CSS Wrapped... end of year overview covering many of the new #CSS and Web UI features that landed in Chrome and web this past year.
chrome.dev/css-wrapped-...
Nice presentation and demos, maybe catch up a bit if you missed a few of these (like me).
chrome.dev/css-wrapped-...
Nice presentation and demos, maybe catch up a bit if you missed a few of these (like me).
CSS Wrapped 2024
Join the Chrome DevRel team and a skateboarding Chrome Dino on a journey through the latest CSS launched for Chrome and the web platform in 2024.
chrome.dev
December 6, 2024 at 10:47 AM
Chrome DevRel team has published #CSS Wrapped... end of year overview covering many of the new #CSS and Web UI features that landed in Chrome and web this past year.
chrome.dev/css-wrapped-...
Nice presentation and demos, maybe catch up a bit if you missed a few of these (like me).
chrome.dev/css-wrapped-...
Nice presentation and demos, maybe catch up a bit if you missed a few of these (like me).
That day has come.
Government bots with no practical skills or knowledge called me a fraud, and that I don't know how much I know from the fields of web design and web development.
My CV is "Napoleonic complex" to them, especially because I don't hunt for endorsements on LinkedIn. 😂
Government bots with no practical skills or knowledge called me a fraud, and that I don't know how much I know from the fields of web design and web development.
My CV is "Napoleonic complex" to them, especially because I don't hunt for endorsements on LinkedIn. 😂
December 6, 2024 at 10:33 PM
That day has come.
Government bots with no practical skills or knowledge called me a fraud, and that I don't know how much I know from the fields of web design and web development.
My CV is "Napoleonic complex" to them, especially because I don't hunt for endorsements on LinkedIn. 😂
Government bots with no practical skills or knowledge called me a fraud, and that I don't know how much I know from the fields of web design and web development.
My CV is "Napoleonic complex" to them, especially because I don't hunt for endorsements on LinkedIn. 😂
Vue 2 sucks for Typescript today.
Is Vue 3 any different?
Is Vue 3 any different?
December 5, 2024 at 9:48 AM
Vue 2 sucks for Typescript today.
Is Vue 3 any different?
Is Vue 3 any different?
Reposted by Vladimir
Dude casually dropping a banger parade 🎊
Watch & learn if you're into CLI productivity (linux/macos)
youtu.be/mmqDYw9C30I
Watch & learn if you're into CLI productivity (linux/macos)
youtu.be/mmqDYw9C30I
7 Amazing CLI Tools You Need To Try
YouTube video by Josean Martinez
youtu.be
November 27, 2024 at 4:09 PM
Dude casually dropping a banger parade 🎊
Watch & learn if you're into CLI productivity (linux/macos)
youtu.be/mmqDYw9C30I
Watch & learn if you're into CLI productivity (linux/macos)
youtu.be/mmqDYw9C30I
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Hey, thanks for reading! Yeah I’m a big Zod fanboy. Nowadays I love to use TS-rest. It’s a very lightweight layer on top of express which parses everything through zod before it gets to your endpoints ts-rest.com
🪄 | ts-rest
Incrementally adoptable type-safety for your new and existing APIs
ts-rest.com
November 29, 2024 at 11:35 PM
Hey, thanks for reading! Yeah I’m a big Zod fanboy. Nowadays I love to use TS-rest. It’s a very lightweight layer on top of express which parses everything through zod before it gets to your endpoints ts-rest.com
@osc.sh I've just read your blog post about Zod and use with Express - excellent!
Zod iz really and excellent tool, I use it in my tests to check if one API is producing the expected output that can be used further down the pipeline.
Zod iz really and excellent tool, I use it in my tests to check if one API is producing the expected output that can be used further down the pipeline.
November 29, 2024 at 7:41 PM
@osc.sh I've just read your blog post about Zod and use with Express - excellent!
Zod iz really and excellent tool, I use it in my tests to check if one API is producing the expected output that can be used further down the pipeline.
Zod iz really and excellent tool, I use it in my tests to check if one API is producing the expected output that can be used further down the pipeline.
Reposted by Vladimir
Interesting state of frontend report tsh.io/state-of-fro... but it assumes all frontend work uses JavaScript frameworks. Seems a world away from my experience, which is semantic HTML, CSS, and progressive enhancement.
On a positive point, glad to see accessibility included (for the 1st time)
On a positive point, glad to see accessibility included (for the 1st time)
The State of Frontend 2024
Based on surveys filled in by 6028 developers from 139 countries, the State of Frontend 2024 is supported by 23 expert commentaries about frontend trends and the future.
tsh.io
November 28, 2024 at 9:09 PM
Interesting state of frontend report tsh.io/state-of-fro... but it assumes all frontend work uses JavaScript frameworks. Seems a world away from my experience, which is semantic HTML, CSS, and progressive enhancement.
On a positive point, glad to see accessibility included (for the 1st time)
On a positive point, glad to see accessibility included (for the 1st time)
Hi all,
I am a web / frontend developer with 25 years of experience.
Let's connect over these interests:
⚡ Frontend development
⚡ Web design / UI / UX
⚡ Icon design
⚡ JavaScript
⚡ Typescript
⚡ NodeJS
⚡ VueJS
⚡ SCSS / CSS
👾 Science
👾 PC hardware enthusiasm
I will post only about these topics.
I am a web / frontend developer with 25 years of experience.
Let's connect over these interests:
⚡ Frontend development
⚡ Web design / UI / UX
⚡ Icon design
⚡ JavaScript
⚡ Typescript
⚡ NodeJS
⚡ VueJS
⚡ SCSS / CSS
👾 Science
👾 PC hardware enthusiasm
I will post only about these topics.
November 26, 2024 at 8:36 PM
Hi all,
I am a web / frontend developer with 25 years of experience.
Let's connect over these interests:
⚡ Frontend development
⚡ Web design / UI / UX
⚡ Icon design
⚡ JavaScript
⚡ Typescript
⚡ NodeJS
⚡ VueJS
⚡ SCSS / CSS
👾 Science
👾 PC hardware enthusiasm
I will post only about these topics.
I am a web / frontend developer with 25 years of experience.
Let's connect over these interests:
⚡ Frontend development
⚡ Web design / UI / UX
⚡ Icon design
⚡ JavaScript
⚡ Typescript
⚡ NodeJS
⚡ VueJS
⚡ SCSS / CSS
👾 Science
👾 PC hardware enthusiasm
I will post only about these topics.