Popovers Work Pretty Nicely as Slide-Out Drawers
Especially on mobile, the slide-out drawer UI/UX seems like a perfect fit for a popover, and works fine on desktop too.
Especially on mobile, the slide-out drawer UI/UX seems like a perfect fit for a popover, and works fine on desktop too.
Setting text on a circle in CSS isn’t straightforward, but it is possible with some effort. This technique splits text into segments and uses transforms and perspective to pull it off.
Michelle Barker’s technique for popover footnotes is great. Here we look at ways we could fight the content duplication. There are ups and downs.
Drizzle is a new ORM tool that blends traditional ORM querying with a typed SQL API. Drizzle supports various databases (Postgres, MySQL, SQLite) and aims to simplify SQL crafting while avoiding common ORM pitfalls.
By running test marketing campaigns and iterating based on audience feedback, startups can refine their products and improve their chances of success before full development.
The experimental CSS function `calc-size(auto)` allows transitions from zero to a specified value. Animating elements from zero to their intrinsic size has long been desired by CSS developers.
Transitioning to engineering management involves shifting from task-focused work to people and results-focused roles. Skills that serve engineers, like autonomy and problem-solving, may not always benefit management.
This new API enables client-side prerendering, improving performance for users who are likely to visit a new page.
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A “stand alone” Web Component is a Web Component that provides some design or functionality but that has little by way of dependencies, strong opinions, or heavy design. In other words, Web Components that could easily imagine sliding into any project without much trouble.
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