Brecht De Ruyte

@utilitybend.com

Google Developer Expert | Front-end Developer at iO | blog owner https://utilitybend.com | guest writer at Smashing Magazine | father | geek | photography enthousiast | oklchroma.utilitybend.com

Remember Internet Explorer’s “Page Transitions”? Well, they’re back, thanks to the View Transition API! → Blog post: brm.us/page-transit... → Demo site: page-transitions.style The project leverages IE’s meta tags so browser support is not limited to Modern Browsers™ but also includes IE 5.5–8.0 😆

I don't know if the state of devs makes me feel better at the moment, knowing I'm not alone or actually makes me feel more depressed. I'm actually a person that sees the benefits of AI. But the reality is the mentally draining world we're living in...

+++ The Venue +++ Everything happens in one place. Talks, coffee, dinner and conversations - no rushing between locations, just an evening focused on learning and meeting fellow frontend developers. See you at Fronteers Dark Mode? Fronteers Dark Mode Oct 2nd in Dordrecht 🇳🇱 🎟️ fronteersconf.org

A curved, multi-story glass facade of a café/gallery space, warmly lit inside with illuminated lettering above the entrance, and empty tables and chairs on the paved patio outside.A bright bistro interior with a row of red benches, set wooden tables and chairs, large arched windows that cast light onto simple wall panels, warm wall sconces, and a large potted plant, all in a serene atmosphere.An elegant interior featuring a curved wooden bar and stools, a red-and-white checkered marble floor, dark curtains, and warm, curved ceiling lights that cast an atmospheric glow over the tables, window arches, and seating area.An empty movie theater with symmetrically arranged red velvet seats, warm wall sconces, wood paneling on the sides, and a dark ceiling with recessed spotlights; a view toward the front, showing the screen/projector opening and an illuminated emergency exit.

I've unfortunately hit the limit on my free hosting tier. The problem is that between free and not free is a 240 dollars in the year difference. Looking for a solution might take a while. 😞