Brecht

@utilitybend

GDE | Front-end Developer @iodigital_com | Father | Geek | Writer. Only using X as article dump (no replies). find me on Bluesky as @utilitybend.com

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utilitybend.com

Joined June 2009

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Brecht
@utilitybend
Oct 13
A candidate for Interop 2027: Scroll-Triggered Animations, the missing key to scrollytelling in CSS. I wanted to create demos showing how to wire them up and easily create fun effects.
Scroll-triggered animation as the missing piece for scrollytelling on the web | utilitybend
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Brecht
@utilitybend
Sep 16
🚀 5 years of blogging and spreading a bit of joy for development. The landscape might be changing, but I will keep writing about it. A short reminder of where the name came from, what I've learned, and just my thanks to all those who supported me 🎂 🥳
5 years of blogging on utilitybend! | utilitybend
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Brecht
@utilitybend
Sep 8
🚀 Container style queries are baseline; New attr() capabilities are nearly there. Neat apart, but together they change how we can wire up components. #CSS #HTML #webUI
Container style queries and advanced attr(): rethinking how to wire up my components in CSS |...
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Brecht
@utilitybend
Aug 27
I was going to do a short post on Modern Web Guidance; it turned into a huge deep dive. Here's what it does, why it raised eyebrows, and on-point information with truth bombs.
Modern Web Guidance as a starting point for my own token skills: getting agents to write better CSS...
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Brecht
@utilitybend
Jun 19
🚀 🧑‍💻 My CSS Day recap on the iO tech_hub. Fourteen talks, two days, one church, Lea on gamut, Jake on the <select>, Lyra’s x86 CPU, Niels’s DOOM CSS, Una on modern UI, and many more. This was CSS Day 2026
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This was CSS Day 2026 - a dive in CSS geekism
Fourteen talks, two days, one city. Color spaces, a browser built from scratch, CSS that runs x86 machine code, a select that took 33 years, and a masonry layout that is finally real. This was CSS...