Josh published a new post, and we all know what this means: lots of demos and eye candy. I'd forgotten about the ability to overwrite the SVG `d` attribute in CSS. Still on the fence about whether that's a good idea. 😅 https://www.joshwcomeau....

Do you know that you can use `image-set` to serve different background images right in CSS? Now you do and `image-set` is "widely available" since last month! 🎉 https://developer.mozill...

TIL recap: `field-sizing` enables textareas to automatically grow. And that's great, but do you know that it works for "normal" inputs and `select` boxes, too? https://www.stefanjudis....

A new Git version just dropped and it comes with a new experimental `history` command! `reword` can be used to change commit messages and `split` can untangle a single commit into multiple ones. No more interactive rebase. 🎉 github.blog/open-source/...

Web Weekly 190 just went out! 🥂 This one covers `image-set` for backgrounds, Wakamai Fondue v1.0, `field-sizing` for textareas, selects and input fields, CSS quirks in the shadow DOM, and container style queries in Firefox Nightly. Read it online: https://webweekly.email/...

Web Weekly 190 just went out! 🥂 This one covers `image-set` for backgrounds, Wakamai Fondue v1.0, `field-sizing` for textareas, selects and input fields, CSS quirks in the shadow DOM, and container style queries in Firefox Nightly. Read it online: https://webweekly.email/...

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Responsive images are tough and often implemented incorrectly. With sizes=auto the browser will figure things out. Chromium supports it, Firefox 150 in two weeks, Webkit in tech preview. I can't wait for this! https://developer.mozill...

If you sometimes see Times New Roman flashing, Harry describes that the issue is most likely incorrect font-family properties. I bet many people have these issues in their stylesheets. I should probably check mine too. https://csswizardry.com/...

The yearly WebAIM report is out and the overall accessibility state of the web is getting worse again. "Home pages with ARIA present had significantly more errors (59.1 on average) than pages without ARIA (42 on average)" Man, this makes me sad. https://webaim.org/proje...

It's wild that we couldn't lazy load videos until now, isn't it? Scott and his team at Squarespace fixed that by contributing to Webkit and Firefox. 🎉 https://engineering.squa...

Web Weekly 189 just went out! 🥂 This one covers `sizes="auto"` for responsive images, lazy loading videos, HTML in canvas, name-only container queries, and why your `font-family` fallbacks might not work the way you think. Read it online: https://webweekly.email/...

Web Weekly 189 just went out! 🥂 This one covers `sizes="auto"` for responsive images, lazy loading videos, HTML in canvas, name-only container queries, and why your `font-family` fallbacks might not work the way you think. Read it online: https://webweekly.email/...

@scottjehl.com Hey Scott, I'm just reading your lazy-loading video post and think one link is broken. Nbd, just though I'd ping you. :)

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I know naming is hard, but Microsoft has 80 "Copilot" products right now? 😅 Seems like they've given up on giving AI features a name other than "Copilot"... https://teybannerman.com...

Here's a little party trick. Do you know that you can use `Intl` to format numbers with units and currencies? 😅 You're welcome. :) https://www.stefanjudis....

CSS has been so much on fire that it sometimes feels as if nothing is happening in JavaScript spec/feature land. Chris was so kind and summarized what you need to know. https://frontendmasters....

A nine-year-old CSS spec issue has been resolved! 🎉 `position: sticky` now tracks the nearest scrolling container per axis. Want to stick an element to a scroll container AND the document? Soon possible. Chromium only for now, but great to see this land! https://www.bram.us/2026...

I must admit this was harder than I thought. 😅 CSS or BS? https://www.keithcirkel....

Bramus just shipped a bunch of utility functions to make working with view transitions easier. 🎉 And while browsing the GitHub docs I learned that you can pause view transitions? 👏 https://chrome.dev/view-...

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New on the blog: TIL about TypeScript assertion functions (`asserts data is Something`). Usually I use type guards but with assertion functions you can apply a type to the current scope. Good stuff! https://www.stefanjudis....

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Quick reminder: CSS subgrid is the perfect tool for dealing with "controlled" content coming from CMS systems and alike. 💯 https://dbushell.com/202...

I took a bit of a break, but bc today's Monday (and a public holiday in Germany), a new Web Weekly drops tonight. 🎉 Everyone seems to be talking about AI these days, but browsers and the web platform are quietly on fire. Check out Web Weekly if you care about the platform. 👇 webweekly.email

This is absolutely beautiful and very well done. > Nothing you own is finished. Everything exists in a state of permanent incompletion, permanently needing. https://www.terrygodier....

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.

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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...

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 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