
Full-time Dad, part-time gamer, hourly guitarist. I code a little too. Software Engineering Manager at @urbn (he/him). Thoughts are my own.
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Update on the issue I posted yesterday. You can see a clear rendering time difference between the two implementations when adding css vars to pseudo elements. @webkit
Test file: gist.github.com/dgautsch/f8d…
#CSS #webdevelopment
Not sure if anyone else is aware of this but my team noticed a bug in Safari where if you define CSS variables inside the `::before` and `::after` pseudo elements, it can increase your page load significantly. These were globally defined next our `:root` declaration.
With the advent of ChatGPT, I feel like we're one step closer to living in the culture as envisioned by the late Iain Banks. #chatGPT
Question for @ChromiumDev . I've noticed that if I set a cookie on Site A without `SameSite` and `Secure` but I set an expiration, when site B POSTs to site A that cookie is exposed in the request. But i I wait 2 minutes, it no longer appears in the request. Is this expected?
Deno is adding no package support which is pretty cool and should help adoption. Will it be issue free though? deno.com/blog/changes
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Automatically typed routes 👀
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You can now create Vue 3 SSR/hydration reproductions in the SFC playground. The server-renderer also runs directly in the browser!
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The other day @brophdawg11 showed me some ideas behind a @remix_run form validation abstraction he was thinking about and working on and I keep thinking about how great it was.
My daughter's school sends out a weekly newsletter via email. It's a PDF download. The PDF is links to the school website...
So I'm working from the west coast this week but keeping east coast hours. I normally tell everyone I'm taking a lunch break but with the time change I just say brunch now.
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🔥 TypeScript Tip #5 🔥
The 'extends' keyword is very powerful in TypeScript. Here, I use it to narrow the value of a generic to enable some beautiful autocomplete/inference.




