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• Post #3919445

  It seems like a shipping-address form would be make a good standalone web component. I don't suppose one already exists?

• Post #2408374

  finishing touches on some large noodle/soup bowls

• Post #2016012

  The #CSSWG just resolved to allow `var()` references in #CSS container queries: ```css @container (inline-size > var(--small)) { .card { padding: 2em; } } ``` The custom property is resolved on the container – so we're querying if the computed value of `--small` on our container: 1. is valid in context (a `<length>` value), and 2. is less-than the container `inline-size` It's not "custom media queries" feature, but it is Damn Close™️ –...

• Post #1941343

  The #CSSWG just resolved to make the `display` property animatable, with non-`none` values given priority during the transition. It's still discrete - there's no intermediate values between `block` & `none` - but this allows toggling it as part of a transition or animation. For example (from @flackr) this would become `display:none` when the transition completes: ```css .hide { transition: opacity 200ms, display 200ms; display: none; opacity: 0; } ``` https://git...

• Post #1815559

  RE: https://front-end.social/@jamessw/116403691232687713 Tomorrow!

• Post #1815558

  🤔 Wait does CSS count as CAD software

• Post #1815557

  I find the process-vs-outcome oriented distinction misleading. There are so many outcomes to consider, and the process always impacts some of the outcomes, and people just disagree on which outcomes matter. Claiming to be outcome oriented is simply claiming that the current processes don't have different outcomes *that we care about*. When I want a timer, I care about accurate timing. I might also care if the outcome includes burning a forest with exploited labor. Or is that &quot...

• Post #1800625

  At some point the corporations realized that Clarke's logic works in reverse, and any sufficiently advanced sleight of hand is indistinguishable from technology

• Post #1744417

  Oh hello, I'm here now - after a brief life as terribleMia over on mastodon.social - and it's lovely to see so many of you. - I like weird art - I like weird CSS - people are cooler than tech I helped put this server together, and I hope it grows to host a thriving community of cool people. Thanks to everyone who's joined already. We'll get some guidelines in place soon. #introductions

• Post #1208203

  What's fun about working on specs is it takes years, and by the end you're still having all the same conversations as you were at the beginning, but with different people.

• Post #1163732

  mugs trimmed and ready for handles

• Post #1163731

  RESOLVED FIXED - style queries are coming to Firefox https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2030645

• Post #1130975

  Every time I've seen someone write CSS with LLM suggestions, they have to delete and change more code than they would have written in the first place. Which to me seems distracting. But is that a way people like working? With constant suggestions? Or do some people (who like CSS and use LLMs) have a different experience? I'm not curious about the tech here - if it "works" or "doesn't work" - I'm curious about developers and pro...

• Post #1130972

  haha, yeah, let's move even faster and break even more things. luv to increase productivity

• Post #1130971

  RE: https://toot.cafe/@bkardell/116376015359290397 Enjoyed chatting with PodRocket yesterday about #CSS and #Sass, and how *understanding* the language isn't required to make the background pink – but it will dramatically improve your organizing & debugging. Almost every place devs get stuck, there's an issue with the popular mental model. (And the best approach is usually to do less!)

• Post #1130970

  Sometimes I'm tracking down a questions in the CSS spec, and I land on containing blocks, with my favorite line of spec poetry: "Notably, a containing block is not a box (it is a rectangle)" Yes. That's the sort of distinction I'm here for. https://drafts.csswg.org/css-display-4/#containing-block

• Post #1117266

  There are still absolutely beautiful websites using basic css and html with little or no js. professional web dev has gotten more complex along with specialization, but you can still build personal sites with 20yr old tech. and some new stuff is simpler. What we've lost, it seems to me, is the broad indie pipeline to both learning and socializing (and socially learning). partly because we who learned it 20yrs ago have landed in more specialized/complex jobs.

• Post #1100240

  the more we're all encouraged to optimize our time and deliver more output, the more i want to never hit a single metric again in my life. i want to commit on a project and never launch it. i want to code slower, spend more time choosing colors, re-invent wheels that will never get used - not better, just different - taking as long as possible. i want to spend my time imagining different ways to say a thing, just to enjoy saying it differently. zero output, always only process foreve...

• Post #1031058

  In which I continue to be mad about borders and prisons, while making #pottery. Fuck the borders, burn the prisons (enjoy some tea or coffee) https://art.miriamsuzanne.com/product/burn-the-prisons

• Post #954883

  If cool URIs don't change, maybe they shouldn't be managed by landlords and rented on a year-to-year basis. (it seems to me that avoiding link rot should be treated as a platform issue, not a slogan for scolding people who didn't successfully predict the future or treat a webpage as a lifelong commitment)

• Post #899119

  Next week, @jamessw & I will be Winging It live with @tabatkins to talk about debugging #CSS anchor positioning. Joins us on Thursday at 1pm ET / 10am PT https://youtube.com/live/3vwruYb9du4

• Post #893474

  If you don't have your tickets yet, now's the time! Take your #CSS to a new level, with this practical deep-dive. The cascade, layouts, conventions, and more. The workshop starts next week: https://smashingconf.com/online-workshops/workshops/modern-css-miriam-suzanne/

• Post #893470

  How do we read the demographics of a survey? How do we know if it's representative of the industry? And how do those questions impact our takeaways? I don't have the answers, but after looking at State of CSS, I have a lot of questions: https://www.oddbird.net/2024/11/04/css-demographics/

• Post #893469

  The @OddBird team has been working to help organize browser compat data for every CSS property into meaningful 'Web Features'. What's that even mean? Join @jamessw and I tomorrow on the Winging It live stream to find out! He promised to take me down some of the rabbit holes and edge cases along the way: https://youtube.com/live/3dLbTHKZHlI

• Post #893466

  Our new album – Jane/Eyre: No Net Ensnares Me – is sent off for pressing. Release date is set for Jan 10, and the theater production opens on Jan 17 in Denver. Pre-orders of the (limited) vinyl run are available now! https://www.teacupgorilla.com/albums/jane-eyre/

• Post #893463

  I know only a few of you might be in the area, but we open this weekend. It's a fun and ambitious show - full of live music, gothic horror, queer romance, and defiance. Tickets are pay-what-you-want! Come hang out with us some evening? https://grapefruitlab.com/shows/jane-eyre-2025/

• Post #893462

  I have feelings about AI & the web & my experience being trans "in tech" in 2025 - so I screamed some thoughts onto my personal web log. I hope for all of us a more queer & humane future. Keep building communities & dreaming better paths. https://www.miriamsuzanne.com/2025/02/12/tech-ai-wtf/

• Post #893457

  Tomorrow @stacy & @sondrae will be Winging It Live with @clayton to take on Bad UX Design Patterns. Join live, and bring your UX questions! I'm excited for this one, and I get to watch it. :) 1pm ET / 10am PT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RcF550Pcqc

• Post #893456

  Working on some new band merch for an upcoming house show. (logos will be white and red when they're done) #pottery

• Post #811695

  I was never a good magician, but I can still do a couple sleights that are likely to fool you. And a few that I'll pull off 80-90%. Anyway, sorry to get off topic. Let's talk about tech.