The new Web Weekly is out and it's packed! 📰. This time:. ✅ `width: stretch`.✅ `fetchpriority` going into baseline.✅ `box-decoration-break`.✅ sparse JavaScript arrays.✅ A JS default parameters fun fact. ➕ new tools and web platform updates.

RT @builderio: Use the View Transition API to create smooth animations between DOM states with minimal CSS and JavaScript, replacing heavy….

RT @khaled_garbaya: Apple locked me out of my developer account, preventing me from updating my apps on the App Store. They didn’t provide….

🎭 Two weeks ago, I checked if Claude or ChatGPT could compete with Playwright's native Codegen features. The LLMs did a somewhat decent job if you spend the time to really "craft" a lengthy prompt that includes source code, coding conventions and a custom role. Of course,

Super exited about this! . My friends at Builder and I just kicked off a new series in which we'll look at modern designs / visual effects and rebuild them with modern CSS. 🎉.

Sitting down to write this week's Web Weekly newsletter. If you're into platform-close frontend news (you know, browser stuff, HTML, CSS, JS. ), you might want to check out. 👇.

🎭 For the Playwright devs. Recently, I learned about "automatic fixtures" and just published a new video sharing how to use them to implement global `beforeEach` and `afterEach` test hooks.💪. It was quite a ride, including annotations, attachments, and JS error monitoring. 😅

And I'm sitting down to write this week's Web Weekly, if you're into Frontend news going beyond the framework hype you know what to do. 👇.

Alright, this time it really looks like the old TechTwitter community could happen over at Bluesky. I had another look two days ago and it feels like the good old days. There's no ads, no nonsense, no drama, no hate and a UI that feels like the one we all loved. Come and join.

This is worth checking out on GitHub. 👍

RT @stefanjudis: The new Web Weekly is out. 🥂. This time:. ✅ `display: flow-root`.✅ `requestSubmit()`.✅ the disturbing state of HTML whites….

The new Web Weekly is out. 🥂. This time:. ✅ `display: flow-root`.✅ `requestSubmit()`.✅ the disturbing state of HTML whitespace rendering.✅ `git log -S`.✅ text fragment links?.➕ new tools and web platform updates.

For the bloggers: the W3C WebDX Community Group released a web component to display web feature baseline info. Drop `baseline-status` into your HTML and display some juicy browser compat data. 💯.

💡 TIL — how to search for commits that added or removed a string. If you apply a search string (a condition, function call, or unique enough method name) to `git log` via `-S`, Git will return all the commits that added or removed the search string. Pretty neat!

JS fun fact: the longest JS timeout is a bit more than 24 days long. You're welcome. 😅 .

The new Web Weekly Newsletter is out.🥂 . This time: . ✅ Get started with screen reader testing on macOS and Windows.✅ A new CSS logo? 😲.✅ CSS feature detecting of at-rules.✅ The two competing Masonry CSS standards.✅ Node.js v23 and `node --run`.✅ The state of Interop 2025.

If you enjoyed this tip. There's more in this week's Web Weekly. 👇.

So Google released this new tool to access CrUX (Chrome User Experience Report) data about web performance metrics and I love the fact that the graphs are built with color-independent icons. 👏 👇 .

New JavaScript excitement! 🎉 . `promise.try` reached the ECMAScript proposal stage 4. So far, it's only shipping in Chrome, but it's included in `core-js` so that you can use it today!