@tl hey 👋 not really and not for a long time

struggle to post in more than one place 💀

@freddy instead of any comment about the post content, we decided to leave a nit about a typo in the very last paragraph..😔

@Cylis Ahh - Thank you so much! 🤙 Glad we found a way to get all those things on the stage 😁

@cobra_winfrey 4 years ago 🥲 Needs updating for sure 😅

@cobra_winfrey Gosh - This takes me back! 😅

Was the 1st thing I wanted to build with ScrollTrigger. Doesn't hold up great but was a fun proof of concept at the time!

https://codepen.io/jh3y/pen/RwraKYZ

@nickcolley @murtuzaalisurti

This 💯 You could use an anchor to scroll back to a skip link and rely on scroll-behavior: smooth. Then you won't need a script and it works for everyone. Can even do the reveal style with CSS alone 🤙

margin-top: 110vh;
position: sticky;
bottom: 2rem;

@rachsmith love it 😅

Only recently started watching Seinfeld. Part of me envisions a line of Seinfeld and then you bump them to sine layout and the image changes to waving 😅

Thank you for this. Put a smile on my face!

@Kilian @michelle One of the selectors I presented last year 🙃

:root:has([id*=from]:checked):has([id*=to]:checked):has(td:is(:hover, :focus-within))
tr:hover:has([id*=from]:checked)
td:is(:hover, :focus-within):has(~ td > [id*=from]:checked) ~
td:has(~ td > [id*=from]:checked)

@seaotta Make another one with the Tailwind Config for it 😎

@mattwilcox @andy @seaotta You're welcome to your opinion of course.

However un-nested styles and their legibility are subjective. Depends on how you author them 😉

Fwiw – Nesting has popped up a few times in Andy's replies.

@mattwilcox @andy @seaotta

Haha – You do you! To me, SCSS nesting is a different thing.

I was a long-time SCSS/Stylus nester. Only gotta look at some of my old CodePens. But, when I went to Google, and whenever I'd create articles, etc. the vanilla unnested CSS is what people want as it's easier to understand without making assumptions about the audience. So I shifted away from it and haven't missed it. In fact, it makes me think about my choices more.

@andy @seaotta Nesting? Yeah, still baffles me how much blood, sweat, and tears have gone into that. I'm honestly not sure I'll use it much. And when I see snippets with it, I almost think it causes more confusion 😅

@seaotta @andy

For me, the amount of effort that has gone into nesting vs the amount of value it brings... Whereas a property like form/input/field-sizing: content provides a solution to a historical problem.

Layers not having an elegant fallback feels off. If they fail, no styles.

Do we think people will use @ scope a bunch? Not sure.

Open UI stuff is good. Focus on things that have big value. Wish more time was spent on improving things that exist. Still can't style a resize handle.

Little update. This week was my first week at Vercel ▲

Joined as a Senior DX Engineer 🖤

This was the type of role and company I was looking for. Feeling very grateful for getting to work with a super talented && inspiring bunch of people. Couldn't be happier.

Side note: Managed to get 4 PRs in for my first week 🙌

p.s I do still drop in here occasionally

@brianleroux

Great write up! 🤙

I do enjoy the double iframe technique 💯

So overlooked. Was talking about it earlier for doing MPA overlays for my slide deck. Easy to forget all the things we have available to us on the platform some times.

@simevidas @hi_mayank

That's how I would think of it. Personally a fan of @heydon's take on Tabbed UI 👏

https://inclusive-components.design/tabbed-interfaces/

https://dev.to/jh3y/parallax-powered-by-css-custom-properties-3p83 - #CSS properties that follow cursor movement to create awesome 3D #parallax effects. Great CodePens @jhey.

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@andy @heydon He was a gentleman for our first date 😅

@mxbck Great to meet you Max! 💙