That was part of what stopped us initially. The rendering differences were so bad that tests failed even between different MacBooks

We use Azure App Testing with Vitest's Playwright backend, they only support browsers on Windows and Linux, but it's enough for us

learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/...

Thank you! I wasn't sure whether to post it or not since it's such a simple idea, but I've never seen anyone write about it, so I figured it was worth sharing 😄

And yeah, very cool to hear that others are using it too. I wish more test frameworks offered matrix generation as a built-in

In hindsight the solution seems so obvious, but hindsight is always 20/20 I guess 😄

The dedicated syntax proposed (a là Swift’s async let) would be really cool, although way more complex to manage without the rest of Swift’s features around concurrency

Await dictionary would be a great and really useful addition to the language, but I still feel there’s too much ceremony needed to resolve a bunch of promises

I think this will be used to build an object and destructure it immediately 90% of the time

No, accessibility requirements also apply to private sector businesses under the European Accessibility Act.

Per GDPR, consent checkboxes cannot be pre-checked, they must be opt-in. However, for stuff necessary to provide the service, companies don't need consent ("by registering you agree to…").

There’s this project that tries to provide the same DX, but I’ve never tried it

github.com/sdorra/conte...

It looks like you can combine `span-*` rules. `span-top span-right` positions the element at the internal bottom-left corner.

At least this seems to be working in Chrome 😄