We're still waiting for Cam to deliver our "high crust" pizza by horse 🐴

I’ve just walked the entire length of the Elizabeth Line train whilst it was in motion from the front to the back. #LifetimeFirsts

a new #CSS <color-input> enters the ring try it codepen.io/argyleink/pe... source github.com/argyleink/cs...

@miocene.io I just watched your CSS battle with @kevinpowell.co and was like wow! Then watched one of your videos - the dog one which was incredible. I'm just wondering what browser you were using in the video. Looks like Chrome but not quite Chrome?

@storyblok.com you might want to investigate blok.ink. We were looking at it to see what it does for a Design System and it's giving me a 404 error. See attached screenshot.

At some point, @vscode.dev made Image Preview the default editor for SVGs. Here's how to change it back to text. 😅

@bell.bz I’m wondering if there are any plans to release that t-shirt of yours that you proudly showed off at #FrontEndNorth as I saw a comment that said August! 👀🙏🏻

Nabbed from the link, enjoy. ache.one/notes/html_z...

behold the "HTML bomb" It's a counterattack for AI companies that persistently scrape and rescrape your web site, even when you tell them not to when a scraper grabs it, it becomes a 10-gig HTML page and 💣 goes the scraper Item #6 in my latest "Linkfest" newsletter: buttondown.com/clivethompso...

📝 New CSS Article! Do you want to have an overview of what modern CSS can do? Check my latest article @frontendmasters.com frontendmasters.com/blog/infinit... Learn how I made that infinite marquee animation with less than 10 lines of CSS using shape(), sibling-index(), and more!

Infinite Marquee Animation using Modern CSS

A row of logos that animate forever perfectly and don't have any duplicated HTML or JavaScript at all is quite a trick. Thanks modern CSS!

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💡 CSS Tip! Create an infinite logo marquee using modern CSS and less than 10 lines of code. css-tip.com/logo-marquee/ Where's the novelty, you might ask? It's responsive, works with any number of images, doesn't rely on magic numbers, and you can easily control it using CSS variables.

"AI won’t replace devs this year. Or next." Super actionable memo by Birgitta Böckeler @thoughtworks 👇 No hype, just real-world lessons from the field. The Role of Developer in AI-Assisted Coding martinfowler.com/articles/exp...

Had a wonderful day at @frontendnorth.bsky.social. Thanks a lot for having me. If you're interested in the slides to my talk, you can find them here: ichimnetz.com/slides/unwra... #FrontEndNorth

Had a brilliant day at @frontendnorth.bsky.social! All the talks were excellent + the atmosphere was lovely. If you want to see my slides and relive the nonsense, they’re at html2.toddle.site And of course, they were built with “fictional” GUI of the future: @nordcraft.com 🤓 #FrontEndNorth

💡 CSS Tip! Because the new sibling-*() functions are verbose and sibling-index() is 1-indexed, I wrote my own functions! css-tip.com/element-index/ Less characters to type when writing complex formulas.

Morning from Gidea Park, London. On my way up to #FrontEndNorth by train!

Bring a **rad** `clip-path` transition to your light/dark toggle switch with a progressively enhanced `view transition`. Try it https://cdpn.io/pen/debug/NWZZPLZ Source https://codepen.io/argyleink/pen/NWZZPLZ https://nerdy.dev/light-dark-view-transition-with-clip-path

#CSS view transitions I appreciate not caring about a lot of details in this interaction pattern, like if landscape or portrait, grid and the browser continue to take care of everything cdpn.io/pen/full/dyL...

#CSS only carousels arrive in Chrome 135 ⤷ nerdy.dev/css-carousel...