I’ve finally released a11y-dialog v8.1.0 with some overdue web components related fixes and the ability to cancel events to better integrate with third parties and complex interfaces. 🔥
GitHub *finally* moved the + and - symbols from diffs to CSS pseudo-elements, making it possible to copy code directly from a diff without having to clean it up. That is long overdue and fantastic. ✨
Sharing a link with someone in 2018:
😀 Open web page
🙂 Close cookie banner
😐 Decline desktop notifications
😕 Dismiss newsletter popup
🙁 Remove UTM parameters from URL
😶 Finally send link
I just remembered Slack supports sed-like syntax to edit a message. 🤯
For instance: /s/great/amazing/ would replace the word “great” by “amazing” in the last message. 🔥
Given how straight-forward HTML is, it's quite surprising how many front-end developers don't know its fundamentals.
Don't skip on learning HTML if you work on web UIs, folks! It's the core of what we do, it's important. 🌟
I have terrible eyesight, so I use Twitter’s largest font size (from their Display settings) and I can tell you no one is testing the interface with that setting.
In the series “interfaces that are never tested with a zoom above 100%”, may I present GitHub.
Hire people like me: incredibly cute ✨ but with terrible eyesight. I use most sites at 150%+ zoom and I stumble upon things like this daily.
So, it turns out that it’s a feature from GitHub Refined from @sindresorhus, not from GitHub itself. My apologies for the short-lived happiness.
That being said, if you didn’t give Refined GitHub a try, now is a good time! 👌
This is why we can’t have nice things, because of dipshit ideas like this. What a dreadful move, contributing to polluting an increasingly unreliable internet. This is something to be fucking ashamed of, not celebrated.
✨ Formally introducing “Selectors Explained” now that it works okay.
🤯 A small utility to demystify CSS selectors, explaining them in plain English.
🔗 hugogiraudel.github.io/selectors-expl…
Absolutely horrendous idea which would be a significant accessibility drawback. Don’t do that, ever. Downright terrible—it’s not a CSS tip, it’s a CSS mistake.