Chris Coyier

Bruce Lawson: I was excited to see that the proposed new Web Install API has entered Origin Trial in Chromium. It kind of works in Chromium Canary, but is most complete in Microsoft Edge beta […] The reason I was excited is because I read the Web install API explainer when it was announced a few months ago: The […]

The `!important` part doesn’t become part of the value, the whole declaration is treated as !important;

Bramus wrote this almost a year ago, but I’d still call it a relatively new feature of JavaScript and one very worth knowing about. With Node.prototype.moveBefore you can move elements around a DOM tree, without resetting the element’s state. You don’t need it to maintain event listeners, but, as Bramus notes, it’ll keep an iframe loaded, animations […]

There was a quick surge of people re-creating liquid glass in the browser shortly after Apple’s debut of the aesthetic. Now that it’s settled in a bit, there have been some slower more detailed studies.

In JavaScript, you can detect a view transition happening, set a type, and have CSS do unique things based on that type.

Matt Smith with wonderfully straightforward writing on why default parameters for functions are a good idea. I like the tip where you can still do it with an object-style param.

There are no browser implementations of mixins yet, nor a fleshed out spec. So perhaps now is the best time to try to understand and opine.

Nikita Prokopov in I am sorry, but everyone is getting syntax highlighting wrong: … if everything is highlighted, nothing stands out. Your eye adapts and considers it a new norm: everything is bright and shiny, and instead of getting separated, it all blends together. I think there are some strong points made here. But 😬 […]

Banger page from the Chrome DevRel team showcasing the incredible year CSS had.

It maintains space for where a scrollbar would be, whether there actually is one or not. But do you always want that?