[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...

💯 carlbarenbrug.com/friction

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...

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!

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...

Vertical tabs are coming to Chrome 145 as an experimental feature for testing! 🎉 chrome://flags/#vertical-tabs We're currently on Chrome 144, so you have to use Chrome Canary until you can play around with it.

Happy Monday, friends! 🎉 It's a new week, so it's time for another Web Weekly newsletter! If you're into Frontend news close to the platform and standards, you should check it out! webweekly.email It'll go out tonight! 🥂

The new Web Almanac is out. 🎉 If you don't know the Web Almanac, it's pretty much a summary and analysis of the state of the web based on real data from the HTTP Archive. As a yearly tradition, I'll go over it and highlight/comment on the things that stand out. Let's go! 🧵

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!

And I'm sitting down to write this week's Web Weekly newsletter. If you want to stay up to date with the web platform (you know vanilla HTML, CSS, and JS), browser updates and web dev best practices, you should check it out! webweekly.email

Love it! Firefox DevTools now hide unused CSS properties so that debugging sites with lots of design tokens and custom properties becomes a bit easier!

I'm so tired of the "usual" open source drama happening over and over again. There's a simple rule: if something's free (code, content, whatever...), no one can make demands. It's as simple as that. It's wild to me that we as a community still haven't figured that one out. :/

I really need to update these social images... 🫣

Web Weekly has some free ad slots starting mid-January. If you want to reach 6.3k Frontend devs who care about the web and build quality websites, you should check it out. 👇 webweekly.email/advertise And of course, you'll earn karma points for supporting indie publishing. 🫣

I’m in the home stretch of a nav redesign for a web app w/ 60+ unique features The stakeholder just told me they are “very happy” with the outcomes, this was “money well spent” 🎉 If you could use that sort of #WebDesign #WebDev win, I’m always looking for my next project: [email protected]

The first Web Weekly of 2026 is going out. As always, it's jam-packed! For the first time, the online version won't live on my blog but on the new Web Weekly site.😱 That's wild, isn't it?😅 webweekly.email/archive/web-... If you're into web dev news close to the platform, you should check it out!

So much this! 👏 @jim-nielsen.com blog.jim-nielsen.com/2026/feedbac...

The first Web Weekly of 2026 is going out. As always, it's jam-packed! For the first time, the online version won't live on my blog but on the new Web Weekly site.😱 That's wild, isn't it?😅 webweekly.email/archive/web-... If you're into web dev news close to the platform, you should check it out!

What are your favorite css/front-end blogs and publications?

TIL that modern Node not only supports `--env-file` / `--env-file-if-exists` but also a new method to programmatically load .env files. It's been marked stable since Node v24 (current LTS), and I'm now on the journey of removing all the `dotenv` dependencies. 😅 www.stefanjudis.com/today-i-lear...

This has been in the making for over a year, and I'm super excited about the new Web Weekly site! Check it out if you're into Frontend news about browser APIs, CSS features, and web standards. 🥰 webweekly.email There are still some rough edges here and there, but it's about time to get it out. 🫣

Huge congrats and kudos to @stoyan.me for running it and to all the authors for writing articles for this year's Web Performance calendar. calendar.perfplanet.com/2025/ The quality was very high, and it feels like every second post was a banger!

New year, new redesigned site and the new Web Weekly edition in the making! 🥂 I'm getting ready to send out this year's first newsletter. If you're into web "stuff" close to the platform you should check it out. 👇 webweekly.email

This has been in the making for over a year, and I'm super excited about the new Web Weekly site! Check it out if you're into Frontend news about browser APIs, CSS features, and web standards. 🥰 webweekly.email There are still some rough edges here and there, but it's about time to get it out. 🫣

If you like using VS Code but don't like that it's "calling home", today I learned, there's also VS Codium. vscodium.com

Man, I love that view transitions make things like this possible with only a few lines of code. 🥰

The 70th edition of the JS Craft Newsletter is out: - 🎙 Interview with @stefanjudis.com from Web Weekly - 📰 TOON – the lightweight JSON for LLMs - ⚙️ MCP in DevTools & how Google Chrome uses it - 📺 Grounded AI talks: RAG systems vs hype Read it here → www.js-craft.io/blog/70-buil...

🤔 Why Human Creators Still Matter in the Age of AI 🤖 Stefan Judis(@stefanjudis.com) explains why high-value content needs real time, skill, and heart ❤️. I agree! 👉🏼 What content are you drawn to? Full podcast link in the first comment 👇🏼 #WebDevelopment #FutureOfWork #Technology

TIL: Restart Frame in the Chrome devtools 🤯 blittle.github.io/chrome-dev-t... thanks to the amazing @stefanjudis.com' newsletter ❤️

startViewTransition() is now part of Baseline! 🆕 This API lets you create smooth same-document (SPA) transitions, no framework required. Perfect for page updates, theme switches, and animated UI changes. Learn how it works 👇 developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/...