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🚀v0.7.1 of the Vento plugin(@webstorm.jetbrains.com, @intellijidea.com) is out. Added since 0.5.0: - navigation to file references - formatting - destructured vars in 2.2 - support for default blocks and data references in 2.3 - bug fixes Use with lume.land and @deno.land

🚀v0.5.0 of the Vento plugin for @webstorm.jetbrains.com and @intellijidea.com is out. In this release, I added: - front-matter support - fragment support The Vento template engine is used in the @lume.land framework, which is designed for @deno.land plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/29036...

I just released a new plugin to use with the #SSG Vento template engine for @webstorm.jetbrains.com and @intellijidea.com. Vento is a @deno.land library and notably used with the @lume.land framework. plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/29036...

Hi all... Sunday, feeling good about my progress helping out with the Lume (lume.land) project (#Deno SSG engine) and the underlying Vento (vento.js.org) templating engine. I am wrking away on a plugin for #Jetbrains #IntelliJIDEA and #Webstorm

Lume, the static site generator for Deno

Support for multiple file formats like Markdown, YAML, JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, Nunjucks etc.

lume.land

Hot holiday take: an Americano coffee is a terrible thing to do to an espresso and makes it nothing like an actually good cup of Jo! #holiday #coffee

It's so hard to recover the truth about web components!

Justin Fagnani@justinfagnani.com · last yr.

I like your article, but this claim that web components can only accept data as strings is a horrible falsehood started by the React team. Please don't help spread it. Web components can accept any data in to properties just fine, and web components developers do just that every day.

"IT is not the biggest problem in healthcare, there are very big problems, but it is a blocking problem" --Grahame Grieve #fhir #fhirdevdays

AI and LLM integration are one big challenge in #digitalhealth that promises to unlock many things. Huge progress is happening but cost (time and money) are still a big hurdle to reach usable solutions. #fhirdevdays #fhir

Her sitting having my first coffee at #fhirdevdays in Amsterdam pretty excited to share with colleagues from across the #digitalhealth world! 🌞🌈

Here's a nice Lit tip 💡: Let's say you want to hide some DOM but preserve component state. You can do this with the cache() directive: Here when showView is toggled from true to false back to true, the DOM fragment for the expression is extracted, saved, and restored - preserving all the state.

I've recently found that many confuse attributes and properties in web components and javascript. Here's a quick explainer with some opinions and life advice: jschof.dev/posts/2025/4...

Element Attributes Are Not Element Properties - Jschof.dev

We discuss why attributes and properties are often confused, and I share my super-secret of learning and coding.

jschof.dev

That moment when some disconnected manager suggests counting lines of code will get a project back on track.

elmo is standing in front of a fire with the words `` so it begins '' .

ALT: elmo is standing in front of a fire with the words `` so it begins '' .

media.tenor.com

@webawesome.com is it possible to get a static version of webawesome alpha. The current link is working fine from home but I get some CORS errors when I try to run my stuff from behind a corporate firewall? I don't need a proper release... Just something that allows me to continue with my work.

Tailwind v1: "best practices don't actually work!" Tailwind v3: "you can have a little CSS, as a treat" Tailwind v4: "ok fine best practices work, but we're gonna sell that as our feature" thathtml.blog/2024/12/tail...

Tailwind 4.0: a True “Mea Culpa” Moment

If you’re wondering just how much of a game-changer this really is, trust me: it is.

thathtml.blog

Since many of us in the US have a long weekend this week, I thought I'd leave you all with a riveting read on deprecating web component APIs. Enjoy! 😁 #webcomponents #javascript dev.to/stuffbreaker...

Deprecating Your Web Component APIs

A guide on deprecating your web component APIs

dev.to

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In Chromium-based browsers, you can now use two very interesting picture-in-picture features: 1. the Document Picture-in-Picture API which enables web apps to populate a PiP window with arbitrary HTML 💪 🧵1/6 Here's a demo of Chrome

If you ever need to coordinate npm scripts you really should check out Wireit Wireit is like the missing script runner for npm. It lets you describe script dependencies, inputs, & outputs; then runs scripts & deps in order and caches their output. github.com/google/wireit

GitHub - google/wireit: Wireit upgrades your npm/pnpm/yarn scripts to make them smarter and more efficient.

Wireit upgrades your npm/pnpm/yarn scripts to make them smarter and more efficient. - google/wireit

github.com

This morning during office hours: "We have 22,000 options in the combobox web component, but it seems to be running slow. How do we fix that?" 🤦‍♂️

I am self-deporting here in foggy November looking for blue skies. Trying to forget my X, hoping all the important people I follow eventually follow.

Follow this man and add him to your starter packs. I learned a *ton* about web dev from him.

Justin Fagnani@justinfagnani.com · 2y ago

Thinking about building back up my followers on here is a bit daunting. I don't blog a lot, stream, or make videos. My followers grew slowly from my work and speaking at conferences. But I haven't given a talk in a long time. Feels like I'll have to be a lot more active to get back to where I was.