A couple of months ago @ohhelloana.blog was complaining about the lack of choice in women's wear in developer clothing. I agree. Made this. My wife wears it now and it's *really* nice.

Did anyone already write an eslint plugin to lint design tokens JSON files, or do I need to build one myself?

Improved wallace's website CSS code coverage to 98.8% 😱

Ooooh... So what if I'd use devtools protocol in my existing Playwright tests to collect nasty selector perf? I already collect/aggregate CSS code coverage, so why not selector perf? 🧐

re-posting for @nerdy.dev specifically

Triggered by @patrickbrosset.com's talk at #CSSDay: Progressively enhanced data-dense layout with grid-lanes www.projectwallace.com/blog/using-g... Or, less keyword-heavy: how grid-lanes can be used for data-dense layouts and not just for fun/newspaper-like stuff for browsers that support it.

Gah, blogging in markdown is awful. Does anyone have a good recommendation for a headless CMS? Worked with Contentful for years, but too enterprise-y for something like project wallace. Hearing good things outside of dev world about Strapi.

@patrickbrosset.com loved your talk yesterday. Good explainer that grid-lines can be a very diverse tool. It reminded me that project wallace uses this to make the CSS report display more dense. Will blog about it, because it's a nice progressive enhancement and @ohhelloana.blog says we have to.

"baseline wildly available" @bkardell.com maybe you should come up to pick up @meyerweb.com. Or maybe I heard it wrong.

If you want to see if @matuzo.at's actual css layer architecture is exactly as advertised on #cssday, check out www.projectwallace.com/css-layers-v...

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They have shipped!!!

Oh no, the Singapore scraper bots are back. Glad I converted project wallace's website this weekend to be almost completely static.

Props to @duckduckgo.com for having an AI-less search option! noai.duckduckgo.com 🌱

Last winter in LegoLand, Billund, high up in that rotating tower attraction: Everyone: sit silent, talk gently, enjoy the view at night. 🇺🇸: loudly "So how many feet are we up here?!" "We're traveling all over Europe, we're flying all over the place" "Can you even tell we're American?"

A sudden spark of inspiration yesterday and now we're waiting for the printing company to deliver these bad boys.

CSS Chaotic Style Sheets

Sooooo... CodeCov is now no longer part of Sentry but some AI-centric company (about.codecov.io/blog/a-new-c...) Time to swap out the gihub actions and replace it with @e18e.dev's dependency-diff action github.com/e18e/action-...

What do you use these days to build simple CLI tools in Node? Is sade still the go-to, or do you go plain node:util parseArgs() and some manual wrangling? I have a CLI tool that has 3-4 subcommands with 1-2 options each. Wonder how many dependecies I'm willing to accept here. Maybe @e18e.dev knows?

It has been 0 days since I tried `:is(::before, ::after)` So I made it a lint rule, because that's my thing now.

Initial findings after some thinking and testing: I don't have enough traffic to keep edge workers alive, so there's loads of cold starts.

LEGO hairy coo announced, this is not a drill!! 😍 brickset.com/article/1320...

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Holistic linting comes with some interesting DX struggles: if you want max 6 unique colors in your CSS, do you: A: mark the whole stylesheet as error and give 1 error B: mark every unique color after the 6th as an error C: mark all colors as error And what end up in the error message?

TIL you can quote your `@keyframes` 🤨

brb, putting a shortcut to this in all my devices youtube.com/shorts/4Yt2p...

I learned this from Stefan's newsletter and 5 minutes later I had a PR ready at work to exactly this! 🟩🟥🟥🟥 Use 👏 the 👏 platform!

The 2026 State of CSS survey is now live 🎉 Take it here: survey.devographics.com/en-US/survey...

You can't make this shit up. Important family event DURING the afternoon of first CSS Day. I kid you not. Every year there's something throwing my schedule into a mess. Every. Single. Fucking. Time.

Made Wallace's CSS parser 20-30% faster over the weekend. Inlined some functions in hot code paths (fewer function calls, slightly bigger bundle size), and made it avoid some work (not iterating over all string chars inside a comment, but skip to the end with `source.indexOf('*/)`).

I want to wrap up a v1 release of my projectwallace/stylelint-plugin in the coming days. Does anyone want to help me giving it a test drive on their codebase?

Exciting day at work today: "Hey, you're not wearing black!"

Make that 3 mentions in 2 weeks! 🤪

oooohhh found a way to makes @bram.us/specificity AST-agnostic 😮 -> add possibility to calculate specificity for either postcss nodes, csstree or any other parser (as long as you write a small adapter around the AST) which brings me to the next idea...

Has anyone written a good guide on renaming/rebranding an npm package? I want my color-sorter package to be namespaced, so it'll become `@projectwallace/color-sorter`. Any steps I must not forget?

somehow I missed this awesome report about CSS usage from @projectwallace.com Definitely worth checking out! www.projectwallace.com/the-css-sele...

Two mentions from @syntax.fm in one week! You guyssss... ✌️ Episode 999 is all about writing maintainable CSS. You _bet_ Project Wallace is your Swiss army knife for that!

Just 20-ish more lint rules. Then I'll call it beta. Just 30 more. It'll be ready, for sure. Just 40...

me: play 90's female artist playlist spotify: so 5 songs is enough, right? I'll play dog shit like Bon Jovi next and only male artists from now on

Dogfooding my stylelint plugin pack on projectwallace itself. And it's CSS is not even AI generated. Just imagine!

In my previous job I would constantly tell this: if you care enough, make it a lint rule. Otherwise just move on with the stuff that actually matters.

CSS shorthands mannnnnnnn...

Maybe today is a good day to update my official title to *webmaster* of Project Wallace. The time feels right.

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I'll be fanboy-ing *so* hard over this year's CSS Day! 😍

We make good use of the Intl API in our app and on our website, so it was high time we did a Polypane-style deep-dive on it. Check out our new article, play around with the interactive examples or hear Kilian yap about it on video. Whatever works for you! polypane.app/blog/the-int...

Ooh, just realised I can incorporate the wallace stylelint plugin with existing pages on the website. This also sort of clears the way for the css-analyzer to be a more un-opinionated analyzer and the linter for flagging issues. Still, the analyzer can expose tons of little functions to do analysis.

Happy New Taskmaster Series to all who celebrate!

Wait, we can drop format_bytes??? www.stefanjudis.com/today-i-lear... via @stefanjudis.com

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