@pawelgrzybek It’s a nice way to visualize types!

The example for “as const” seems incorrect since it doesn’t use “as const” at all. (@kitlangton FYI)

@csstricks Great article!

Small typo:

> It’s easier for to think in literal terms than negated statements.

This sentence is either missing “me” or has an unnecessary “for”.

@argyleink Hey that’s fancy, bro 😎

@miclgael Don’t forget lh units! 😱

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@cssweekly Yeah sure.

OKLCH really is superior, especially in gradients. However, it’s not quite baseline widely available yet.

RGB is probably the most human-readable. RGB and HSL are probably the easiest when it comes to calculating colors.

I usually default to HEX if the number of bites or characters is a concern, especially shorthand such as #fff and #000.

@cssweekly It really depends on the use case.

@art_codesmith And yet it’s the only browser that supports Temporal #javascript

@css Perfectly explained. Thanks!

@sandroroth Share the code!

@mez @jamessw I use it for both. I add dark mode to the platform my product enhances. Also some of the syntax highlighting themes I offer have light, dark, and auto versions.

See here: https://suiteadvanced.com/version-31_1_0/#New-Code-Syntax-Highlighting-Themes

@mez @jamessw Here’s an example where I’ve used color-scheme on individual elements in my SaaS. I display snippets of JSON/XML to users with ability to choose syntax highlighting themes. I set color-scheme to light/dark depending on the theme chosen. Sometimes they contain hyperlinks (ex: URLs become clickable). Anchor tags get their color based on if the user has chosen a light/dark theme. This way they don’t inherit their color from the main page. #SuiteAdvanced.

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@kopio So the classes are named after the amount of red in their colors? Yes, very absurd. 🤔

@mikemccaffrey Maybe instead of “grey”, use “neutral”, “shade”, “mono”, or “bland”.

@DailyHTML What a time to be alive.

@alex It makes more sense to use it with `overflow: auto`. It would prevent page or content shifts when the scroll bar becomes hidden or visible. I use it for this reason in my browser extension’s settings page. #SuiteAdvanced #CSS #webdev

@hazz223 Sounds like the programming equivalent of “If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?”

https://deno.com/blog/deno-v-oracle4
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