Edge experiments with what they call "Network Efficiency Guardrails" to provide reports of resources that aren't optimized. The initial set of rules is: - uncompressed text assets - images larger than 200 kB - data URLs larger than 100 kB. I dig it! blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/20...

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Yesterday was my last day at Deno. From today, I'll be cheering the talented team on from outside the org. This also means that I'm now considering my next move in the DX/DevRel/Technical marketing space.

It's Monday, which means a new Web Weekly drops tonight. 🎉 While everyone seems to be talking about AI these days, browsers and the web platform are quietly on fire. With Web Weekly, I cover the good web stuff. Check it out if you care about the platform. 👇 webweekly.email

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You know the drill, and happy Tuesday, friends! 🎉 A new Web Weekly will drop tonight, and if you still care about the web platform despite the AI wave, you should check it out. 👇 webweekly.email

Here's a little CSS-only trick to store the info of whether an element was previously focused. 👏 patrickbrosset.com/articles/202...

TIL — when writing HTML links, you "can" break the href with tabs and new lines. Apparently, the WHATWG spec defines that these characters should be removed automatically when parsing the URL. 🤷 www.stefanjudis.com/today-i-lear...

My time management has been all over the place lately, but the new Web Weekly is about to hit all the inboxes in just a moment! 🫣 If you're into web dev news close to the platform (you know, browser features, specs, and all the good stuff), you should check it out! webweekly.email/archive/web-...

My time management has been all over the place lately, but the new Web Weekly is about to hit all the inboxes in just a moment! 🫣 If you're into web dev news close to the platform (you know, browser features, specs, and all the good stuff), you should check it out! webweekly.email/archive/web-...

Firefox will start supporting `ariaNotify` in release 150. 🎉 `ariaNotify` allows you to provide text that should be announced by a screen reader if available and activated. No more fiddling with live regions. No more fiddling with live regions! 💪 Ticket: bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi...

Happy Monday, friends! 🎉 A new Web Weekly drops tonight after I get some "real" work done, and if you still care about the web platform when it seems like everybody's only generating stuff without caring, you should check it out. webweekly.email

Frontend News #21 📰 New props for multi-column layouts 📔 How the :heading pseudo-class works 🔎 Scale content & layout using the zoom property 🀄️ Play CSS Mahjong Solitaire Featuring @rachelandrew.bsky.social, @sturobson.com, @stefanjudis.com. 🙏 #css #frontend youtu.be/ZlsFs6k4loc

Well... 🫣 Today I learned there's a CSS `zoom` property that scales an element's visual appearance and (!) layout. I can't be the only one hearing about this for the first time, right? www.stefanjudis.com/today-i-lear...

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The new Web Weekly is just about to hit all the inboxes! 🫣 As always, it's jam-packed, and if you're into web dev news close to the fundamentals (you know, browser features, specs, and all the good stuff), you should check it out! webweekly.email/archive/web-...

The Chrome DevTools network waterfall now supports a new column: Render blocking! 🎉 I do wonder what's "potentially blocking" though. It seems to be some `async` scripts? 🤔 They shouldn't block render, no? Or is this about the case when the script is super speedy and interrupts the initial render?

If you'd told me that one day I'd be excited about a property called `border-shape`, I wouldn't have believed you. And yet, here we are. @una.im shared the new CSS property coming to Chrome, which allows you to actually "shape" elements. 👏 una.im/border-shape/

Lazy-loaded video/auto elements are finally coming to the web! 🎉 scottjehl.com/posts/lazy-m...

Happy Monday, friends! 🎉 A new Web Weekly drops tonight, and if you still care about the web platform in these wild times, you should check it out. webweekly.email

Back to basics: I really enjoyed this in-depth guide about list styles. It explains `::marker`, `@counter-style`, and `symbols()`, and I must admit I've forgotten that `list-style-position` exists. 🫣 piccalil.li/blog/an-in-d...

I have a very experienced friend who is on the lookout for their next opportunity, but can’t post about it. They’re highly experienced and talented in anything developer relations in the web and dev tooling space with a particular passion and skill for education. Drop me a DM or email!

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The new Web Weekly is just about to hit all the inboxes! 🫣 If you're into web dev news close to the fundamentals (you know, browser features, specs, and all the good stuff), you should check it out! webweekly.email/archive/web-...

[email protected] was unhappy about the Web Almanac's missing CSS chapter and decided to roll their own! 👏😅 > I can’t crawl millions of websites like the HTTP Archive can, but I can do 100,000 and still make a pretty decent overview. Let's see what's in there.🧵 www.projectwallace.com/the-css-sele...

Happy Monday, friends! 🎉 A new Web Weekly drops tonight and, as always, it'll cover web platform fundamentals that matter, even (especially?) in these wild times You should check it out if you care about the web! webweekly.email

Announcing The CSS Selection! 📰 www.projectwallace.com/the-css-sele... 📚 100,000 websites ⏱️ 100+ metrics 🔖 7 chapters The biggest deep-dive ever into real-world use of CSS across the globe. Dive in and find out some hidden gems. Also, see how much of 'the new CSS' is actually used!

Haha, Web Weekly is in the very long tail of read newsletters in the upcoming State of JS survey results. But hey, I'll take it. Thanks everyone for reading! 🥰

Here's a quick HTML party trick. Do you know that you can overwrite a form's behavior with a button? You're welcome. 😅 www.stefanjudis.com/today-i-lear...

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Now that Invoker Commands entered the baseline, do you know that you can trigger custom commands, too? Here's a very quick post explaining the concept. pawelgrzybek.com/more-invoker...

Using `Promise.all`, you can wait for promises to resolve in parallel. However, things become interesting when promises depend on each other. Usually, you'd then need to untangle everything to get the optimal loading order. `better-all` does this for you. Love it! github.com/shuding/bett...

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If you ever wondered whether fancy text effects paired with countless span elements, `aria-hidden`, and `aria-label` affect UX / A11y. This post might become a future reference piece! 👏 Huge shoutout to Adrian, who consistently shares valuable UX/A11y resources! adrianroselli.com/2026/01/barr...

This week's Web Weekly is about to hit all the inboxes in just a little bit! As always, it's jam-packed with baseline updates and new web dev features. 🎉 webweekly.email/archive/web-... If you're into web dev news close to the platform, you should check it out!

The Index is 11 away from 4k subscribers. I'm not much of a metrics enjoyer, but it would be nice to hit that milestone for sure. piccalil.li/the-index/

TIL, Chrome 144 ships some new pseudo-classes. 👏 Within limits, you can now style the matching strings of the "find in page" search. ::search-text { // matching strings } ::search-text:current { // currently matched string } More on the blog. 👇 www.stefanjudis.com/today-i-lear...

If you missed this post last week, it explains pretty well how modern frontend works these days. :/ https://paulmakeswebsite...

Alright... Unfortunately, life happened last week, and I didn't get around to sending out Web Weekly. :/ But today it's definitely time for another edition full of frontend / web dev news. Join the fun! 👇

So there's a new meta element arriving in town (Chrome Canary first)? 👏 www.joshtumath.uk/posts/2026-0...

Forms are better with <fieldset> and <legend> because of accessibility and stuff (adrianroselli.com/2022/07/use-... for details), but did you know that <fieldset> also has a hidden DX feature? You can toggle its disabled attribute to enable or disable whole sets of inputs all at once! #html #webdev

For my European friends, here are some alternatives if you want to move off US-centric software. 👇 meiert.com/blog/united-...

Happy Monday party people! You know the drill. 🫣 Later tonight a new Web Weekly will hit all the inboxes! If you think that knowing and understanding how the web works remains important in the wild times of AI "stuff" (I do at least), you should check it out! webweekly.email

Last week I lost my job. It took me a while to process... If you or your company needs an experienced full stack developer who understands how the web works, knows modern tech, communicates well, please reach out. My CV: pawelgrzybek.com/cv/ I'd appreciate if you could share. Thank you.

I haven’t had a chance to do too much digging but maybe this env var exists and you can do an if switch in your zshrc [[ "$TERM_PROGRAM" == "vscode" ]] code.visualstudio.com/docs/termina...

This week's Web Weekly is about to hit all the inboxes in just a little bit! As always, it's jam-packed. 🎉 webweekly.email/archive/web-... If you're into web dev news close to the platform, you should check it out!

This week's Web Weekly is about to hit all the inboxes in just a little bit! As always, it's jam-packed. 🎉 webweekly.email/archive/web-... If you're into web dev news close to the platform, you should check it out!

Chrome ships a new HTML element and I'm all game for more built-in functionality! 🎉👇 developer.chrome.com/blog/geoloca...