Reflecting on a Decade of CSS Evolution
What else do we want or need CSS to do? It’s like being out late at night someplace you shouldn’t be and a stranger in a trenchcoat walks up and whispers in your ear.
What else do we want or need CSS to do? It’s like being out late at night someplace you shouldn’t be and a stranger in a trenchcoat walks up and whispers in your ear.
In the Developer Coefficient, a study commissioned by the fintech giant Stripe, developers reported that they spent over 17 hours a week on maintenance tasks like debugging and refactoring—work classified as “toil.”
The DOMContentLoaded event has been around for a long time and has often been used as a web performance metric. However today it has mostly been replaced by more modern user-focussed metrics like the Core Web Vitals.
In this new tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a flexible website page configurator to customize the page UI on the fly.
Once we covered basic shapes, it’s time to move on to the path element. The path is the most powerful SVG element. We can define pretty much anything with paths and if you open any SVG file, you will mostly see paths.
Core code, plugins, and themes are developed by a vibrant community and shared freely via GPL licenses. This ethos of open contribution has helped WordPress grow into the world’s leading content management system.
It’s been 10 years since scroll-driven animations were introduced in a spec proposal, and after five years in development, we’re finally beginning to see pop up in websites.
Rather than provide any high level insight, let me address the various changes in Tailwind 4 individually.
When the content wraps to a new line, there is enough space for the figure, but the figure stays with the classic look. Can we do better?
We are living, breathing websites – each of us a complex layout system constantly negotiating space.