Astro is going strong and reached 2.4, a controversial article about Remix, CSS Zen Garden celebrates 20(!) years. This week brings loads of interesting CSS articles, including about Scrollbar, Anchor position and Zen Garden.
I haven’t checked them, but they claim they are free. Let us know if you tried and find them useful
https://www.totaltypescript.com/tutorials
https://astro.build/blog/astro-240/
Actually, that turned out to be a clickbait article 🙂
https://blog.axlight.com/posts/why-you-dont-need-signals-in-react/
Apparently, the suggested solution is to use Jotai https://jotai.org/
Which looks similar to Zustand: https://www.npmjs.com/package/zustand
If you are into Remix or thinking about it, you might like this article a lot. A bit of a cold shower is always good to have!
https://redd.one/blog/my-struggle-with-remix
I'm not sure how many of you remember this website.
Many years ago, it was quite an inspirational place to see the possibilities you can achieve with simple CSS. I mean, the time when IE6 (Internet Explorer, yes, being sarcastic) was the THING.
Well, the start of that website was some 20 years ago!
https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/web-design-history/css-zen-garden-2003
It's a long read, but it's worth skimming and checking short videos with examples of what is already possible (Chrome Canary’s experimental implementation). Pretty wild!
https://kizu.dev/anchor-positioning-experiments/
I don’t know if styling the scrollbar is a good or bad idea; it's probably annoying for me. Some websites have great examples, but they are mostly annoying. I prefer when I do not see a scrollbar at all. The author goes into depth on the subject.
https://ericwbailey.website/published/dont-use-custom-css-scrollbars
Quite amazing: https://codepen.io/simeydotme/pen/PoyzbPM
Fascinating read. Any thoughts on this? I noticed a lack of basic HTML and CSS knowledge in many projects, leading to accessibility issues, broken layouts and hard-to-manage CSS.
https://christianheilmann.com/2023/05/09/the-ongoing-defence-of-frontend-as-a-full-time-job/
Frontend developers are:
Good one if you never wrote a unit test or set it up from scratch.