@Accudio @TheRealNooshu @patmeenan @TimvdLippe Haha, nice. I’d wear the t-shirt if you printed one. Love the design!
🧒â€ðŸ’» VS Code for the Web 🌠reported via https://t.co/UQNmSue0Fy. The original post is still available on https://t.co/ai9Cq7rRaq but was taken down. Logging in on https://t.co/EiMoqgBAvo doesn’t work yet. This is super exciting, and a Project
@TheRealNooshu @patmeenan @TimvdLippe Straight overwrite it was for me. Web space was too scarce for backups. Little known fact: the ‘y’ in SFTP stands for YOLO. ✌ï¸
@patmeenan @TheRealNooshu @TimvdLippe Pushing to main is the new making changes to the live site via an SFTP session.
Added initial support for Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy (COEP)
Added initial support for Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy (COOP)
https://t.co/mVQuOXGXM4 That’s nice! https://t.co/GYyZ3nYClA
@mhartington Fremdscham. https://t.co/kRPDkSjcK5
@briankardell Sorry for your loss, Brian. Wishing you strength!
@edent Yeah, the mobile UI is mostly nonexistent (but it’s workable to some extent). For Germany, we’ve freely accessible metadata about all books that one can buy here: https://t.co/iLSgbFpvBg. It includes RDF machine-readable data, too. No purchase
RT @ChromiumDev: Chrome 93 is rolling out now! @petele has all the details about it, including CSS Module Imports, the multi-screen window…
@TheNix @hakimel @slides You can still do both, color input by default, eye dropper as a progressive enhancement. 😎
@edent It also links out to library searches: https://t.co/x4RpnD31VL.
@edent I guess the most global, yet obviously proprietary, way to link to a book’s at least neutral-ish buying options is through Google Books: https://t.co/kSvJQkYY3U.
RT @tomayac: 🎨 Loving the new `EyeDropper` Web API:
“`js
await new EyeDropper().open();
// Returns the picked color, e.g.,
// { “sRGBHex…
@dietrich @intenttoship @yoavweiss Sounds like a plan to me!
Present: to RegEx
Simple past: RegExed
Present perfect: RegAxed 🪔
@dietrich @intenttoship There’s a more “official” feed now: https://t.co/vxl1BuWp5I. It has the same problem as mine, though. @yoavweiss was proposing to RegEx (if this is a verb) the HTML and write back the links to point back to the mailing list…
@helmers 😂 It may well be. You can ask the photographer: https://t.co/T5fL36wJJy.
@mariusclaret @web2033 @ChromiumDev This exactly. Any place you’d need to know the color of some pixel on the screen.
More about this API in the @wicg_ explainer: https://t.co/HWXjZKvi11 or the draft spec: https://t.co/hvBw1NgX4c.
It was already positively reviewed by the @w3ctag: https://t.co/RpenwIF0C8.
Mozilla position: https://t.co/V2kvgv7KDG â³
WebKit position:
🎨 Loving the new `EyeDropper` Web API:
“`js
await new EyeDropper().open();
// Returns the picked color, e.g.,
// { “sRGBHex”: “#​ddd9e0” }
“`
Try it in Chromepic.twitter.com/990uyvOngpvOngp
RT @webdevhistory: 1995: Apache and Microsoft IIS Shake Up the Web Server Market https://t.co/j30otdzxHV
@soMelanieSaid @MSEdgeDev Good luck with the next endeavor. The things you did while at Microsoft were very beneficial for the Web! ðŸ’
scottjenson I posted a more impassioned blog post: The future needs files
I’ve wrestled with this post for months as it’s a topic so many misunderstand. I’ve tried to explain why files are so powerful, we don’t appreciate what we’ve lost with Mobile OSes.
jenson.org/files/
@simevidas Thanks for your help!
RT @shadeed9: âœï¸ New Article: Building A Stepper Component
Learn how to build a horizontal/vertical stepper component using CSS flexbox.…
RT @j9t: 🔠5 Eleventy Tweaks That Make My Sites Better (and Maybe Yours):
Currently setting up my third site with @eleven_ty, I’ve run int…
RT @JoshWComeau: “﹫keyframes†animations in CSS are incredibly powerful and flexible. But they’re also a bit quirky and weird.
In my ✨ jus…
@html5test Check the “Super-Resolution Results†section on https://t.co/6dZ0iSWBae and compare to the reference image. I agree, there should have been more samples to judge how much of the details the AI just “makes upâ€. I like that they apparentl