Stacked Cards with Sticky Positioning and a Dash of Sass

Wondering what the difference is between ___ and ___ in CSS, DOM, HTML or JavaScript? @nghuuphuoc has your back with super useful explanations that include many good practices, tips and tricks as well as “good to know” sections. https://t.co/2flOjTHR8N

Super excited to announce the new website for Technical Interviews! Huge thanks to the @eggheadio for designing & building this! Working really hard to get this out for y'all! 🙏 https://t.co/AfFcMnHNrK

Natively Format JavaScript Dates and Times https://t.co/z5kKHnmGZt via @elijahmanor

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💯 CSS flex gap is in Chrome 84 💯 play around at this sandbox on @codepen 👇 https://t.co/M1l8aiyZA9

TIL text-decoration has an "overline" value AND can accept up to 4 decorations at once! ``` h1 { text-decoration: overline; text-decoration-color: deeppink; } ``` explore on @codepen "Overstanding overlines" 👉 https://t.co/ZDVKHVWZsp

CSS Multi-Column is one for the back pocket: https://t.co/ubNgq1EiC5 Particularly like the masonry style layout it helped achieve here:

The cool thing about https://t.co/j4tZthgUjI is if you despise the color scheme I picked - or anything else - you can submit a stylesheet that changes it to your design preference! Practice your modern CSS skills and show off your creativity, submissions are always open!

CSS does such a great job we tend not to think about it. If good design is invisible, then CSS is the invisible tool that makes good design possible on the web. https://t.co/YRjVTvThOQ

I once called myself a front-end developer which seemed legit for my expertise. Now every interview expects me to prove I am capable by writing JS that bends the fabric of time. What happened to responsive design, semantics, user experience, accessibility, perf at all levels?

A neat way of using CSS custom properties to style external SVG nodes (no more inling necessary to achieve the same). Screenshot from Lightning-fast Web Performance by @scottjehl. Original idea by @frontstuff_io in this article: https://t.co/qmWG9gE4Zi

Oops, sorry. I was so impressed I didn't go the three extras seconds into the video to see you reference a blog post. Nevermind. Thanks for the vids!

Deliver critical website assets at the same time as a request for HTML using HTTP/2 Server Push feature https://t.co/uoBk5f5Xkt

Considering whether it's time to ditch Front-end Developer from my job title and replace with UI Developer. The latter is not as appreciated but front-end dev is too saturated in JS and often bad solutions arise because of it. My interest lies in good user experience

Improving Website Performance with Self-hosted Google Fonts in Gatsby: https://t.co/NuBSWxRJE0 #gatsby #gatsbyjs

Interested to hear from devs what your performance score is in Lighthouse 6.1 versus old (especially JS heavy websites). I think many sites are going to find a major dip in performance score. Let me know what you find

I believe the Lighthouse 6.1 update that diagnoses main-thread-blocking tasks is the cause of a big dip in page performance on my Gatsby site. Unfortunately it looks like this is going to be a problem with all Gatsby sites (plus any with JS in one large packet)

I'm convinced my website's performance score in Google Lighthouse has dropped drastically compared to last week. Anyone finding the same? I was up in the 90s. Now getting 60s without any changes to site.

The new profile READMEs are on GitHub now!! If you make a repo with your username you can get one it seems 👀 It looks cool with the new profile picture design, too. Here's mine! https://t.co/nudKV7U29U