Crazy and somewhat feasible idea of the day (with @nerdy.dev): Decompile CSS Style Queries to Space Toggles for older browser support but written in the better syntax Not a 1:1 comparison, limited in some ways, but if you live in those constraints, could work.

Firefox 152 landed today, and includes web platform features like: 🎉 CSS field-sizing 🎉 Notification actions 🎉 unadjustedMovement pointer locks 🎉 getAnimations() pseudoElement option …and more! developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/M...

Prop For That 📣 An a-la-carte #JS library for #CSS developers that writes meaningful realtime CSS variables to an element: - value of an input - pointer position - size of scrollbar(s) - colors in an image/video - element's visibility - tons more… nerdy.dev/prop-for-that

What web technology is coming in Safari 27.0? Find out here. webkit.org/blog/17967/n...

You already know the Gehrig Day shirt choice!! Thanks to @rotowear.bsky.social & @pitchingninja.com ! 😭 #EndALS

How’s moveBefore coming along? Are libraries adding support for it or still waiting it out? Would be nice to use the connectedMoveCallback lifecycle

The highest satisfaction I get is having informal deep dives into things with teammates and helping us all grow. Today was into our custom decorators and “reflectors” that we have for our web component properties. And no session is complete with referencing @jakearchibald.com ‘s article haha

Until @jakearchibald.com tells us how to get the cool Firefox stuffed animal, I may be forced to go with lower-quality alternatives in the meantime (Taken from here www.reddit.com/r/doohickeyc... )

CSS style() queries landed in Firefox 151 making them newly available across engines. Here's how they work:

Container style queries are such a big unlock. Low-key a major feature of the platform becoming newly-baseline

If you put 60 on the microwave, you get 60 seconds If you put 90, you get 90 seconds If you put 120, how many seconds do you get? A: 120 seconds B: 80 seconds C: I only use “+30 seconds” button ever so I don’t have to think about this

lol I can’t even math

I’m a little confused by the revert-rule examples on mdn developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W... Especially since the behavior between supported and non-supported browsers is the same. Am I missing something?

Death to Chronos …?

Emmet Sheehan is on the mound tonight His gloves all say “K ALS” How lucky are we to have that sentiment represented on an MLB mound?! 😭 #EndALS

Dang this is an extremely meaty update to STP. My eyes glazed over reading all the fixes webkit.org/blog/17953/r...

Always fun when you think you knew something and then find out that thing you knew was wrong TLDR Don’t trust me

Jake’s ability to articulate his reasoning is unparalleled. Even more impressive to me is that he’s also good at it in person, too. Makes me jealous. In any case, yeah, I agree with this.

@stuffbreaker.bsky.social I think we finally got a CEM out in our types package. 😅

What I really need is a calendar event type that not only notifies me beforehand, but ALSO notifies me before the event ends. For when you not only have to drop someone off at an event, but also pick them up. (Children, family, friends, etc)

As of latest Safari Tech Preview (242) support for the dialog closedby attribute is enabled (not enabled for stable yet). If people could give it a test that would be a great help! developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...

@jacquesnewman.bsky.social has been working on this tirelessly for a long time, huge kudos for all the work here. This is a massive feature for the platform. Thank you!

Bless you for fixing this @webdevs.firefox.com I choose to believe that @jakearchibald.com can now consider his job complete bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi...

Lots of talk about name-only container queries and scope. But name-only container queries (and their related cousin container style queries) are useful in a way that scope cannot do: shadow dom crossing! An effective replacement for the deprecated developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...

Can’t believe AI is now taking my job as the root cause of outages

Happy “Hades 2 release on PS5” day to those that celebrate

CSS contrast-color is newly baseline, but it falls short in some areas. Here's how it works, and what to look out for:

Gecko: Intent to implement & ship: CSS container style queries

@saron.bsky.social enjoyed your article about name only container queries. webkit.org/blog/17923/n... Just wanted to post a small correction: the browser support for this is better than you have written. Yay! FF148 (already released) and Chrome 149 (coming soon) have it too

Oh super nice idea, love it. It beats having to learn these things on your own.

Are people still pairing when using AI? If so, what have you changed or not changed to adapt the experience?

Name-Only Containers: The Scoping We Needed If we give a `container-name` to the root of all our unique components, we can scope styles to them with a simple @container query.

Very fun seeing your work give excitement to others. ❤️❤️❤️

To add an element of surprise to this car trip, I’ve decided to eat 17 fiber gummies

Rather than the same old boring internet pranks, I thought I'd build something more fun this April Fools. CSS or BS. Can you tell your CSS properties names from BS? www.keithcirkel.co.uk/css-or-bs

I learn about the new CSS revert-rule yesterday and already see it shipping in browser betas. That’s cool

The CloseWatcher API landed in Firefox 149, making it easy to listen for platform-specific 'dismiss' signals. Here's how it works:

Holy shit what a day! Firefox just shipped name-only container query support too! My first-ever contribution to Firefox, now live! 😭😭😭

Yessss, name-only container queries shipped! My latest contribution to WebKit 😅😭

There are many browsers, but only three widely-used engines. We maintain one of those engines - Gecko. Here's why we feel that browser engine diversity is essential for the future of the web blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/20...

I should start signing my posts with Until the dawn of the following day, I will have nothing more to say Thanks for the inspiration, Alzara

POLLS: The CSS Working Group is looking for author feedback on two topics related to CSS Gap Decorations. Questions below. For background information on Gap Decorations, see the explainer: github.com/w3c/csswg-dr...

I’m way behind the times but discovered Frieren completely by accident and loved almost every single moment of it. I love this type of storytelling; the “what’s happens after?” and deep dives into characters and emotions Too bad I don’t have access to season 2 yet

Outer Wilds is 50% off on Steam for one more day!

What even is a human engineer’s job when codegen is fast and easy? Especially as it gets better, faster, cheaper Some thoughts: frehner.me/blog/on-ai-h...

Slay the Spire 2 is out which means I will no longer be reachable by any means for 3-4 years. Goodbye

Open UI has been working on speccing out the focusgroup attribute: a declarative way to support roving focus & add keyboard nav to composite widgets like toolbars/menus We'd love your feedback! Learn more & see open questions: developer.chrome.com/blog/focusgr... H/t to Edge folks for prototyping

🎉 Season 2 of Thinky Dailies starts now! Join our daily adventure of bite-sized puzzles as our hero learns more about the mysterious Solvers. Catch up on Season 1 any time! thinkygames.com/dail...

Definitely thinking deeply about this lately; in a world where AI can recreate nearly anything, is it better to let it do so, or better to have strong opinions that the AI has to work in? I see both sides. I think both sides have a point. I think ultimately it may come down to the answer depending

Are you a human programmer, a cyborg programmer, or an android programmer? (No AI, human with AI assistance, or fully AI and no human) Wonder if there will be a market for agencies of each type