the thing we make at the end is more important than the code we write to get there

all these portals goes away with the Popover API

caniuse.com/mdn-api_htmlel…

lookin for feedback on CSS `scroll-start-target`:

have examples, demos or use cases where the starting scroll position on x and y are two different elements?

example:
a table, where a row is set for `scroll-start-y` and a column is set for `scroll-start-x`

thx!

Adam Argyle 🤩 More Looper Goodness (with View Transitions) right here: codepen.io/bramus/full/xx…

Announced this earlier today and already only 20 seats left!

If you want to join Amit Sheen + myself for a workshop on creating CSS-only games, learning all about animations and transitions in the process, sign up 👉courses.kevinpowell.co/css-games-work… use coupon NOJSREQUIRED for 20% off

Figuring out Texas Holdem on banjo
recorder.google.com/761e7bab-2b2d-…

I created this tool for our team at Frame.io and figured it could benefit others too. It generates a perceptually uniform color palette using OKLCH, APAC for contrast, and CIEDE2000 to calculate color difference. Check it out here: colors-gen.vercel.app.

hot diggity, get it Firefox!

My in-depth look at ONCE/Campfire's CSS patterns and techniques is now available on the 37signals Dev blog. dev.37signals.com/modern-css-pat…

Introducing the GUI Challenges series successor:

Mini Web Machines!
Tiny bits of code that power great UX.

- shorter episodes
- copy and paste free code
- narrower focus
- meaningful use cases

What do y'all think?!

It feels like CSS has come such a long way. Nearly all of the major pain points that developers have faced for decades are either resolved or well on their way. This is a good thing!

Of course the web is never done, but it does feel like we've hit an infection point.

My Chrome Canary tab groups are pretty exciting!

- scroll-start and scroll-start-target
- customizable <select>
- anchor() positioning
- sticky queries
- snap queries
- text-box-trim
- line-clamp
- progress()

not shown:
- ::scroll-markers

the platform be busy!

Jason Lengstorf I thought this @ property demo turned out pretty rad for being so minimal

codepen.io/argyleink/pen/…

Adam Argyle did you see this blog post by Nico - 📖 Pull Request Best Practices?
nico.fyi/blog/how-to-us…

Here's the video of my #EpicWebConf talk — Unleashing Designers With Tailwind CSS

youtube.com/live/Q0fwzlwTL…

watch it on YouTube!?
youtube.com/live/Q0fwzlwTL…

ooooOOOOOo shiny!

the bard Mark Techson has bars, shown on stage at Epic Web Conf